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Welcome to the New Approaches to Cancer website
The news that you, or someone close to you, has
cancer can be devastating.
Suddenly you are faced with a life threatening
situation. You may feel bewildered & confused.
It can be a time when you would
like to seek help, but knowing where to find it is not always easy.
New Approaches can provide support, helpful
advice and information to begin to tackle the problem.
Speaking to someone who
has personal experience of cancer and understands how you feel can be
reassuring.
Knowing that you are not alone is important.
New Approaches to Cancer is an organisation that was started by a group of four colleagues, two doctors and two healers back in 1969. These innovators felt it was important to share with as many people as possible the positive experience of using ‘Gentle Therapies’; these, combined with supportive
counselling, self help groups and dietary advice could make a real difference to people going through the experience of cancer. Today we are a national registered charity that provides a nationwide information service that is easily accessible and free to all.
All our services are free of charge, the Charity is set up to provide a wide range of information on experienced holistic practitioners & clinics nationwide and runs self help groups in Surrey, Sussex, and Middlesex. We organise talks and healthy living demonstrations, run regular classes in holistic therapy to support the cancer patient such as Relaxation and Visualisation Therapies, Yoga, Nutrition, Flower Remedies, Life-Coaching etc,. – And, in the spirit of prevention, invite local medical practitioners and nurses to attend as well as patient’s families and friends.
Sponsored Walk 2008 - Update - Update!
Date changed from the one previously published here - now 8th October @ Virginia Water -
everyone welcome.
Find out more here
Support Group changes
Venue & times of all Ashford classes & groups have changed
Also, now that the Claygate office has closed, some classes & groups
have moved to Woking
Find out more here
2008 Support Group Dates
Dates for Brighton & Worthing support groups now announced
Click here to find out more
New Approaches DVD Collection Now Available
This new DVD contains three separate programmes (previously available on
video) which we hope will be of interest and help
Click here to find out more
New or returning visitor?
Here
are some areas you might want to visit first:
About Us - intro to New Approaches & the holistic approach
Support Groups
How Can We Help - a summary of the help & services we provide
Other Events & Meetings
What's new on this website
Information - quick links to key information on the site
Sponsor a Space Appeal
Help us help others - how to make a donation
The body and the mind are closely inter-related and both derive sustenance from food. Therefore, food has considerable impact on the character and destiny of the individual. As the food, so the mind; as the mind, so the thought; as the thought, so the act. All that is perceived by the senses constitutes 'food'. For the Sadhaka (spiritual aspirant), the intake must always be Sathwic, i.e., pure and moderate. The sounds, the sights, the impressions, the ideas, the lessons, the contacts - all must promote reverence, humility, balance, equanimity and simplicity. It is only the Sathwic 'food' that will keep the mind on an even keel, fully concentrated on the Atma on which one must contemplate in order to attain peace.
- BABA
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