Experience at Grenfell

Sarah Clifford, one of the volunteers who offers acupuncture to victims and families of the Grenfell Tower fire, reflects on her experience using the NADA Protocol:

The community atmosphere is heartwarming.  Living far from London I am only able to get to the centre once a month; however, after each session I come away feeling like one of the community. It is great to be able to offer help to a group so willing to receive it.

Being a non-verbal therapy, the NADA protocol allows the client and therapist the space to communicate in different ways. Often this leads to a profound level of communication, as without words I have found a common ground is always reached. This allows for a deeper treatment.

With the intention of creating a quiet yin atmosphere in the room, it’s always a miracle to me to witness the clients experiencing true relaxation.  To me this is what makes the NADA protocol so unique.  It allows a deep ability to experience relaxation, which in turn results in physical and mental healing.

I come away feeling inspired and energised at the same time.

To me, NADA is a true gift that needs to be spread to different communities, both at work and at home.  To be able to work in a relaxed way when there are so many pressures in life, is a challenge for everyone. I feel hopeful however that whoever comes to these sessions may leave feeling  brighter, lighter and more at peace.