As part of Richards treatment we use many integrative methodologies, one being homeopathy and mistletoe injections. It's a fascinating concept of treating symptoms with plants that display similar properties naturally... treating like with like. The cemtre of...
Happy Spring! We are popping up with some lovely updates about our new free programmes and we've also had a website update... along with many life updates. So please tune in & let us know your thoughts. Big Love, Richard & Kelly x
We know that having a cancer diagnosis disrupts all areas of your life - mind, body and emotions. What's really useful is to connect with other people who are also diagnosed and who get it. This charity based in Bath, offers many social engagements to connect and...
A healthy gut is essential for a healthy mind and body, especially in a world that is full of toxins that we are always absorbing. We have found it useful to have seasonal colonics and cleanses and to learn what foods and supplements support a healthy digestive...
When Richard was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer, we were blessed to work with Patricia immediately. She supported him with advice and protocols for his diet, integrative treatments and metabolic pathway blocking and we trusted her to know what worked alongside...
The Light That Returns Without Being Asked - Richard Tyler This poem was written to celebrate the Spring Equionox on #WorldPoetryDay Before the word spring existed, this happened; the tipping, the slow lean of the world back toward the fire. The light arrives now at...
The Path Between our Wintering and our Spring It was with a deep sadness that yesterday, I learned of the passing of Gavin Creel. For those of you who have any musical theatre interest, you will know who he is. For those who don’t follow the glitzy world of Broadway...
Letter From The Forest - Richard Tyler I have been waiting with the patience of centuries, watching you rush past in your glass and steel and noise, forgetting my name. Do you remember when you knew it? When you pressed your ear to bark and heard something that...
Richard will never forget the first time he mumbled his way through the sentence, 'I have cancer'. A part of him hoping he wouldn't be heard and another part not quite believing these 3 words. At that time, he really had no idea what lay ahead. With a broken heart at...
There is a moment, deep in the forest, when the wind pauses… not to rest, but to listen. It is in that hush, that thin-veiled silence, where our grief feels most at home. Not judged. Not hurried. Not fixed. Simply met. For all our sophistication, our cities, our...