Friends
of Friends
We work with other groups, organisations and individuals to promote better outcomes for the people of Scotland who live daily with disability and/or mental health issues. We provide classes and online sessions in conjunction with healthcare practitioners. These are the Friends of Friends and we have listed some of them below.
Voices for Dignity Scotland (VoiDS)
This group is an advocacy and influencing group working to ensure that the full impact of bladder and bowel dysfuntion on the individual and society is understood. We are interested in any individual who had or has bladder or/and bladder symptoms (with or without leakage) and who would be willing to join arms to ensure that the voices of individuals with bladder and /or bowel dysfunction is heard. Working with academic institutions, private and third sector organisation, we wil work to support research and evidence to highlight the reality of the impact of bladder and Bowel dysfunction.
Scottish Homeopathic Research and Education Trust
SHRET is a registered charity, established in 1948 to support research, education and practice in homeopathy and allied fields, not only in Scotland but around the world.
SHRET offers funding for students and practitioners to attend courses, conduct research, undertake projects and offer a variety of therapies in various settings. We also help make homeopathy more accessible to patients by funding clinics in conjunction with the Homeopathy-UK Charity.
There are currently five Trustees from various healthcare professions and we are looking to expand our numbers, particularly from outwith the healthcare sector. If you would be interested in becoming a Trustee, please email chair@shretcharity.org.
Clare McGinley - Seated Yoga
Clare is an active member of the Friends and currently holds an executive position as the Treasurer. Through her work and yoga, Clare is keen to promote integrative care and activity to the older person.
Steven Rutherford's Touchwell Service
Steven works at the Centre providing Bowen Technique, Craniosacral Therapy and Visceral Manipulation and Seated Tai Chi.
His services are only available to patients on the day service at the centre.
Steven has two clinics in Glasgow where he can treat you privately at a time to suit you.
Contact Steven @ Touchwell.co.uk
The Centre has been a life-changing experience for me, I had been through the whole gambit of NHS Services several times and my life felt like it was spinning out of control.
Only at the CIC did they actually look at the whole picture and put me on the path to living with my disability. I can’t thank the staff enough.
– Giles, Patient at CIC Glasgow
The Friends are actively advocating for better outcomes for people living with life changing conditions
We sit on various commities and groups and provide a voice for the Centre and Patients alike
Protecting the Centre
Patient Rights
Voices for Dignity Scotland (VoiDS)
Increasing Capacity
Fund Raising
Networking
Research and Development
Holistic Medicine
Hosting Discussion
Influencing Government Policy
Influencing NHS Policy
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As part of our ongoing campaign to save the Centre for Integrative Care we are asking you to contact your local MSP and tell them about your experience of atttending the Centre and why it is important to you.
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