Chris Halls LCPH, DipASK, MCMA - Homeopathy & Systematic Kinesiology

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lotus flowerChris Halls is a fully qualified and registered homeopath and kinesiologist based in King's Lynn, Norfolk, UK.

Chris qualified as a pharmacist in 1988 and started work as a hospital pharmacist in King's Lynn. In 1998 he graduated as a professional homeopath from the College of Practical Homeopathy in London.

In 2009, Chris completed Foundation Kinesiology Practitioner training and in 2010 trained to Diploma level in Systematic Kinesiology with the School of Advanced Kinesiology.

Chris is registered with the Association of Systematic Kinesiology (ASK) and the Complementary Medical Association (CMA).

Please use the menu above to discover more information about each therapy, the clinics, and current fees, together with articles, blog entries and links you may find interesting.

Diary

Monday:

Dereham clinic

2pm - 6pm

(3rd week of the month)

Tuesday:

King's Lynn clinic

10am - 6pm

(alternate weeks)

Swaffham clinic

1pm - 5pm

(alternate weeks)

Wednesday:

Not available

 

 

Thursday:

King's Lynn clinic

2pm - 6pm

 

Friday:

Not available

 


 
Card Payments PDF Print E-mail

Further to the results of the poll carried out on this site earlier in the year, I am now able to accept payment by all major debit and credit cards for all treatments and remedies!

 
Latest blog entry PDF Print E-mail

An unexpected turn of events... So I'd been a bit more tired from early July but then had been particularly busy at work, both complementary and conventional.  I'd also noticed that I'd been more irritable with the kids but again put that down to tiredness.  Still, make hay while the sun shines, I was thinking - and anyway, I've got a couple of weeks booked off in August.

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Dereham clinics PDF Print E-mail

Please note that from September 2011, clinic sessions in Dereham will reduce to once a month on the third Monday of each month. (Clinic sessions in Swaffham and King's Lynn remain unchanged on alternate Tuesdays and every Thursday + alternate Tuesdays respectively - see diary notes above.)