Information and case studies on a wide range of alternative and complementary therapies including acupuncture, homeopathy, reiki, kinesiology, massage, healing and more.

The information on the therapies is arranged alphabetically.

A To L l M To Z | We have lots of interesting alternative medicine case studies too.

• Acupressure
• Acupuncture
• Alexander Technique
• Allergy Testing
• Aquatic Bodywork
• Aromatherapy Massage & Essential Oils
• Ayurveda
• Bach Flower Remedies
• Bates Method
• Bi-Aura
• Bioenergy Healing
• Body Stress Release
• Bowen Technique
• Breath Therapy
• Buteyko
• Chakra Healing
• Chinese Medicine
• Chiropractic Care
• Colonic Hydrotherapy
• Colour Therapy
• Counselling
• Cranial Osteopathy
• Dowsing
• Ear Candling
• EFT
• Electrocrystal Therapy
• EmoTrance
• Emotional Freedom Technique
• Energy Medicine
• Fasting And Detox
• Feldenkrais
• Feng Shui
• Flower Remedies And Gem Essences
• Geopathic Stress
• Gerson Therapy
• Grounding Techniques
• Healing
• Holistic Dentistry
• Homeopathy
• Human Givens
• Hypnotherapy
• Indian Head Massage
• Integrative Manual Therapy
• Iridology
• Kinesiology
• LaStone Therapy
• Life Coaching
• Live Blood Microscopy
• Lymph Drainage
• Manuka Honey
• Matrix Energetics
• Massage Therapy
• Meditation
• Metamorphic Technique
• Naturopathy
• Neuro-Linguistic Programming
• NLP
• NST
• Nutritional Therapy
• Oriental Medicine
• Osteopathy
• Pilates
• Quantum Touch
• Qigong
• Reflexology
• Reiki
• Sclerology
• Shamanism
• Shiatsu
• Sound Therapy
• Tai Chi
• TENS Machines
• Thai Massage
• Thought Field Therapy
• Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
• Vibrational Essences
• Vibrational Medicine
• Watsu And Other Water Therapies
• Yoga and Yoga Therapy

Evidence And Complementary And Alternative Medicine
Whether they call it complementary therapy, alternative medicine or CAM, the opponents all say the same thing – there is a lack of evidence that it works. Is this really true? Is there evidence that alternative medicine works?

We have lots of interesting alternative medicine case studies too.

The navigation link to this section is called 'Alternative Medicine' because this is the search term people use most. This is the only reason for using it - we do not see the sort of therapies discussed here as being in opposition to Western medicine.