ZitaWest
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Area:London, United Kingdom
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Zita West is a practising midwife,acupuncturist, nutritional advisor and founder of The Zita West Clinic, London’s leading fertility clinic specialising in integrating complementary therapies into mainstream medicine.Therapies include acupuncture,cognitive behavioural therapy and hypnotherapy.The clinic offers individualised care for couples,starting with an initial consultation with a nurse/midwife to discover your individual needs.A plan is then tailor-made.This may include,for example,nutritional support,acupuncture,or more psychological/emotional support.Over the years,Zita’s highly experienced multi-disciplinary team has worked closely with leading fertility clinics and gynaecologists in the UK, helping thousands of couples conceive.Zita has helped many famous clients during their pregnancies, including Kate Winslet,Cate Blanchett,Stella McCartney and Ulrika Johnson.Zita has also developed her own fertility and pregnancy product range and is the author of 6 books. Her latest,‘Plan to get Pregnant’,is out now.She is a regular contributor to the Sunday Times Style supplement and has her own page in Junior Pregnancy and Baby Magazine. Zita has also made countless appearances on television, and recently featured in Tonight with Trevor MacDonald,and in 2007 she featured in the BBC series Make me a Baby.For more information,visit www.zitawest.com. The information provided by our experts is intended for educational purposes only.Neither the expert nor gurgle can be held responsible or liable for any loss or claim arising out of the use,misuse,of the suggestions made on this site.As our experts do not know your specific circumstances,they are not suggesting any specific course of action for you to follow.If you have any concerns about your health,the health of your child or the health of someone you know,please consult with your doctor or other healthcare professional for individualised health and medical advice.Our experts'responses are only intended for a UK audience