Welcome
Welcome to Seale Natural Health
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A converted farm building in an area of outstanding natural beauty just off the Hoggs Back near Farnham, Seale Natural Health is a complementary therapy centre and an education centre. We are within easy reach of Elstead, Puttenham, Tongham, Badshot Lea, The Sands, Ash, Godalming, Guildford and Farnborough, on the Surrey and Hampshire borders. We offer therapies, talks, workshops, courses and meditation groups. Our therapies include Abdominal Massage, Acupuncture, Biofield Tuning, Bowen Technique, Crystal Healing, Facial Reflexology, Fertility Massage,
Indian Head Massage, Pregnancy Massage, Reiki, Reflexology, Scar Tissue Release, Swedish Massage and more.
Our therapists have been carefully selected for their extensive knowledge in their therapy. Qualified to high standards, registered and insured, each therapist create a bespoke session for each person according to their individual needs. Please see our therapies page for more information.
We usually hold regular talks/workshops to educate and inspire. See our Events page for further details of all these events. For further information please call us on 01252 246824.
To find us please see our About Seale page. Please call us to discuss disability access options.
Calming the Nervous System FREE DOWNLOAD of the scientifically proven technique to calm the Vagus Nerve, which connects to most of our internal organs affecting the bodies resilience to stress.
We are really honoured to have won an award with LUX Health, Beauty & Wellness Awards, category Best New Therapy Practice in Farnham. We are now into our fourth year, we are very proud of what we have achieved so far for our clients, students, workshop and meditation attendees and the charities who have benefited from our hard work. We would like to send out a big thankyou to everyone who has helped to make this possible and look forward to more exciting times ahead.
Our Events
From Our Blog
Lower Stress Levels with Meditation
Where does Reflexology come from and what is it? Q&As
Top 5 tips for looking after yourself during the winter months with Reflexology
Please Note: Complementary therapy is not intended as a substitute for medical advice or treatment, being complementary, therapy works alongside your medical treatment. We recommend you consult your own doctor or professional healthcare provider about any health concerns you may have.