Our Patients Are At The Heart Of Everything We Do
We are passionate advocates of natural health and its place within healthcare in our modern life. Our patients and clients are at the very heart of everything we do and this drives us to deliver consistently excellent treatments. We focus on holism and draw on the expertise of other natural health practitioners within the practice to ensure our patients get the very best treatment they need. We are part of Reigate Natural Health, which features a carefully curated team of highly skilled complementary and natural health practitioners along with counsellors and women’s health physiotherapists. We work in partnership with our colleagues to ensure you get the very best treatment for your needs, be it acupunture, herbal medicine, clinical massage, counselling, physiotherapy, Ayurveda or reflexology.
We have a 100% commitment to sustained excellence in safe and effective clinical practice, and total patient care. What’s more, we’re all super-friendly, approachable and will always go that extra mile to make sure our patients and clients feel comfortable, relaxed and at home.
Have a look at our team members and let us show you how good natural medicine can be!
Meet The Team!
Samantha Hamilton Stent
Acupuncture | Chinese Herbal Medicine | Tui Na Therapy
Practising acupuncture and Chinese medicine is one of the great joys in my life. I see every day the immediate and lasting effects this traditional medicine has on people’s lives and the difference it can make, in ways big and small. I have been in clinical practice as an acupuncturist for well over a decade and during that time I have been privileged to have worked with humans at every stage of life, from teeny tiny babies to people enjoying old, old age. To date my oldest patient has been 98 years and my youngest, just 6 days! I have worked with many patients facing huge health obstacles in my work running the acupuncture service at St Catherine’s hospice; I have worked with people who are fit and healthy and want to stay that way and everyone in between. I love to hear my patients’ stories and help them sometimes at the most vulnerable times of their lives. It is quite something to be allowed into people’s lives and to be part of their journey, whatever the destination.
I have a strong foundation in the academics of health by virtue of my first degree in health science and have been working in the research and delivery of health and medicine all my career. I toggle between both Eastern and Western medical systems with ease and this fluency enables me to work in partnership with western medical doctors and other Chinese medicine practitioners. In addition to my clinical work, I am a lecturer and faculty member at the Northern College of Acupuncture in York and teach undergraduate acupuncture students.
I have a busy and fun life outside of the clinic and am mum to two girls. I enjoy getting out and about in the countryside with my dogs and love writing.
Samantha Hamilton-Stent
Sian Morriss
Acupuncture
I graduated in 2010 with a BSc in Acupuncture from the internationally renowned College of Integrated Chinese Medicine.
I specialise in the treatment of women’s health and have completed a postgraduate diploma in gynaecology, fertility and obstetrics.
Originally I come from a background in academia supporting Medical research in Internationally leading universities. I also lectured at the University of Reading and I am currently a Regional Support tutor to the College of Integrated Chinese Medicine, supporting acupuncture student’s studies.
I have experienced the benefits of acupuncture firsthand. Treatment helped and left me feeling good. I was so impressed by the results I wanted to find out how it worked.
Chinese Medicine is a diagnostic system within itself. That means when you are treated by a Traditional Acupuncturist, they will diagnose your complaint according to Chinese Medicine. As a practitioner this provides the challenge of finding the root cause of the ailment through questioning the patient’s complaint and pulse and tongue diagnosis. This means I have to think and problem-solve. I enjoy that I am constantly learning and have the great pleasure of meeting many people from all walks of life while working to help them get well.
I have a young family and I love music. I play oboe, guitar and sing, having studied music and visual arts at Brighton University before becoming an acupuncturist. I also love traveling and meditation.
Ali Ketley
Reception | Clinic Assistance
I am mum to two children and outside of work I have a busy, active life!
Ali Ketley
Jo Leatham
Reception | Clinic Assistance
Lo Leatham