Transitioning into the Golden Age

with Myriam Shivadikar

The ‘middle years’ of life are often over looked, however these are critical years of change.

Maturity and enjoyment of the Golden Age that follows – depends on the decisions and actions taken in the middle years. These relate to health, vitality and resolving unresolved conflicts. This can be a time of growth, development and re-invention of the self, a woman can avoid getting stuck by adapting to change and redefining her role

Myriam will address the ages of a woman’s life, the physical and emotional effects of the years from 42 – 56 by exploring and understanding the dynamics of the kidneys, liver and heart using the 5 elements and thereby regenerating organs and avoiding potential diseases with remedies and organ support botanicals. This will be illustrated by some of the Aurum female constitutions.

About Myriam Shivadikar

Myriam Shivadikar MD(MA); PhD (Hom); Li.Ac. LCPH. MARH career began in 1984, studying at the Open International University for Complementary Medicines for 6.5 years. She gained an MD(MA), a PhD in homeopathy. and a licentiate in acupuncture.

Since then, she retrained and became the Vice Principal for College of Practical Homeopathy, and held a BBC radio slot on London drivetime. She taught a 2 Year postgrad School in Iceland and teaches regularly in homeopathic colleges, as well as holding her own seminars nationally and internationally.

Myriam has a unique, eclectic spiritual approach to homeopathy, incorporating chinese medicine, nutrition and herbs.