Homeopathy UK delighted to announce on Facebook live the opening of new NDD Clinic in London
Homeopathy UK opens NEW Neurodegenerative Disease Clinic (NDD) – a charitable clinic offering low-cost appointments to people in the London area
WATCH INTERVIEWS WITH DR ISSAC MATHAI AND DR YUBRAJ SHARMA
To celebrate the opening of this new clinic on Thursday, 19th June Monica Price interviewed Dr Issac Mathai, Chairman, MD, Medical Director & Founder of Soukya in Bangalore and Dr Yubraj Sharma MB BS, MRCP, FFHom and Medical Dean at the Faculty of Homeopathy. Monica discusses the principles of homeopathy with Dr Issac Mathai the treatment of patients at Soukya and the history of homeopathy. Dr Yubraj Sharma, who will be the clinics Lead Homeopath, discusses the rise in neurodegenerative disease, the differing conditions and his visions for the clinic.
Welcome to the Homeopathy UK Neurodegenerative Disease Clinic (NDD)
A charitable clinic offering low-cost appointments to people in the London area. The clinic is run by our Medical Dean and Lead Homeopath Dr Yubraj Sharma who is the Medical Dean of the Faculty of Homeopathy.
The range of conditions covered by the neurodegenerative disease clinic includes Parkinson’s Disease, Parkinsonism, Multi-System Atrophy, Progressive Supranuclear Palsy, other Movement Disorders, Motor Neurone Disease, Demyelinating diseases such as Multiple Sclerosis, Spinal-Cerebellar Degeneration, Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, Dementia (any cause), Prion Disease etc.
Appointments are available between 1000-1630 hours on two Thursdays each month at:
FELDY Community Centre
18 Aberfeldy Square
E14 0XA
Getting to the FELDY
- Nearest DLR: East India Station – Best Exit: Footbridge – 5 mins walk. All Saints Station – 7 mins walk.
- Nearest Tube: Canning Town (Jubilee & DLR) – 15 mins walk or short bus ride.
- Buses: D6, 115, 309, 108 – stop near the Centre.
- Walking: From East India Station, follow Nutmeg Lane → Aberfeldy St → Aberfeldy Sq.
- Parking: Limited street parking – check local signage.
First appointments are £60, and follow-up appointments (four maximum) are £50. The first prescription is free of charge and patients pay for subsequent prescriptions thereafter (usually between £15 – £30). Each appointment lasts 1.5 hours.
Can’t afford it?
Please talk to us confidently. We may be able to offer reduced fees.
Monica Price interviewing Dr Issac Mathai
Dr Issac Mathai
Monica Price interviewing Dr Yubraj Sharma
