W Magazine Article: Lentil soup for the soul by Samantha Conti.

"People come to us for weight loss - but that’s often just a side effect of the treatment. I try to help them figure out what's attached to that weight," says Carol, whose methods range from basic one-on-one counselling, life coaching and stress management to Thought Field Therapy, intended to clear emotional baggage like phobias or addictions by gently tapping pressure points on the body. Danny meanwhile develops a specific program of massage, warm oil treatments, yoga, meditation and a daily eating and sleeping routine aimed at helping the body discharge toxins. One of the couple's main aims is to improve digestion - so, yes, enemas are sometimes involved".

Sunday Mail YOU Magazine Article: My Ayurvedic trip to nirvana by Normandie Keith.

"My first Abhyanga was sheer ecstasy; four hands, synchronised to perfection, kneading my skin with specially blended oils.  I have never had such a complete relaxation experience.  And just when I thought it couldn’t get any better, I was given Shirodhara, which, trust me, will get you as near to nirvana as you will ever manage while still breathing.  Aah! The simplest of pleasures after the greatest indulgence.  So what I would say to you all is this: if ever there is a time to get away, go.  Educate your mind, revive your body and renew your spirit.  Ayurveda UK isn’t a fancy, plush health spa – it’s the real deal, a life-changing experience".

Ciao Web Article: A web review of Ayurveda UK by Helen Bradshaw.

"In the afternoon, my massage treatments began. Ayurveda massage involves two technicians working in total harmony on each side of the body. Every massage treatment I received during the week began with a head massage and a foot massage. I was then massaged all over with gallons of sesame oil, and advised to use the movement of the technicians as my Mantra, to help me relax. This had to be one of the most enjoyable and heavenly massages I have ever experienced in my entire life. It was followed up with a treatment where gallons of sesame oil ran past my forehead, again, totally heavenly. The entire treatment took about two hours, and then I was retired to bed for half an hour, where I found a cosy hot water bottle".