Alternative Veterinary Articles:

last Month  - Acupuncture - what is this and how does it work?

(this month – Gold Bead Implants – permanent Acupuncture)

We are delighted to announce that Dr. Anuska Viljoen BVSc (Hons), VetMFHom MRCVS LicICCH, is honouring us with a series of articles looking at dis-ease, and the treatment of same from the Alternative aspect.
We have put in some basic information on Anuska below, in order that you get to know her and her work better.
About

 Dr. Anuska Viljoen BVSc(Hons) VetMFHom MRCVS LicICCH
http://ww.mandalahealth.co.za/ 

Anuska trained as a conventional Veterinarian in South Africa and qualified from Onderstepoort in June 1993. She completed a post graduate Honours degree in Medicine, Anaesthesiology and Clinical Pathology in 1995 whilst running an animal welfare hospital for the PDSA in Soweto. Mid 1995 she decided to move to the UK to gain international experience as a Veterinary Surgeon. In 1995 she became interested in complementary therapies when she discovered how homoeopathy could help conditions where conventional medicine no longer had much to offer.

She trained as a homeopath and became Veterinary Member of the Faculty of Homoeopathy in the UK by merit of passing the rigorous VetMFHom exams in the year 2000.

Since 1996 she has been integrating complementary therapies within her conventional practice and has found these methods very satisfying and effective for herself and her patients. She has studied a range of other therapies to complement her repertoire, including homotoxicilogy, medical nutrition, herbs, essences, spiritual and crystal healing and acupuncture.

Becoming more and more curious about optimal health for herself she discovered Crystal Healing the The Journey. Owing to her own profound experiences she started the therapist training courses while continuing to work full time as a holistic vet. In 2002 she completed the Journey Therapist Training course with Brandon Bays, and became a Licentiate member of the International College of Crystal Healers (ICCH) in 2003. She passed her Veterinary Acupuncture Exams in Jan 2004 (through the Association of British Veterinary Acupuncturists.

Having moved back to her home country in July 2004, Anuska has set up the first fully integrated holistic Veterinary practice in South Africa, combining her alternative skills, conventional medicine and surgery where animals are treated routinely in a holistic manner. This is one of the few clinics in South Africa where Gold Bead Implants for permanent Acupuncture treatment is offered.

The clinic is situated in Sedgefield in the Western Cape. - www.mandalahealth.co.za