The Beacon of Healing Light
The Beacon of Healing Light

 

Angie and Graham are registered with the regulator for Complementary therapies The  Complementary and Natural Health-care Council   www.cnhc.org.uk

To view our Charities DVD please see www.youtube.com/watch?v=fVYsoi3PT2U

Graham King and Angie Buxton-King have created The Guild of Professional Healers (GPH) http://www.guildofprofessionalhealers.org.uk  to embrace spiritual, reiki and energy healers.

The GPH is a verifying professional association for the Complementary and Natural Health Care Council and is asset linked into our charity http://www.cancertherapies.org.uk

Angie's book 'The NHS Healer 'is now available to purchase via the Guilds shop 


Angie Buxton-King

Angie  is a pioneer of healing within the N.H.S. She has worked as a healer for many years and was employed for 12 years  at University College London Hospital (UCLH) managing a team of complementary therapists .She maintains a private practise at home in Suffolk Nr Southwold in which she teaches  healing and related workshops as well as offering  private healing treatments.

She is a Reiki Master / Teacher and a Healer /Tutor for the National Federation of Spiritual Healers . Angie is a council member of the College of Medicine www.collegeofmedicine.org.uk    responsible for representing voluntary self regulated therapists who wish to join the college .She was National Chair of 'The Doctor Healer Network in 2008  .She created with her husband Graham ,'The Guild of Professional Healers' ( a community Interest Company ) which is asset linked into their charity 'The Sam Buxton Sunflower Healing Trust ' reg charity no 1115614 .

In 2010 Angie has been an invited speaker at two conferences at the Royal Society of Medicine  London and will be presenting at the EBMT UK NAP meeting in November . She has been  an invited lecturer at The European Bone Marrow Conference in Barcelona in 2004 and a keynote speaker at The Chaplains Pastoral Care Conference in Northern Ireland in 2004 . She has spoken at  many other conferences for medics both here in the UK and abroad .

Her work has been featured many times on TV and radio and been the subject of numerous articles in the national press and health magazines. Angie  completed a book of her experiences, which was  published by Virgin Books in July 2004, entitled 'The NHS Healer'

2006 saw the launch of  'The Sam Buxton Sunflower Healing Trust' .Since 2006 the charity has donated funds to UCLH  and other NHS trusts to employ  healers who offer  support to patients ,carers and staff .


Graham King

My interest in healing and a holistic approach to life began some 14 years ago as a result of health problems in my own life. During my search for ways to help my family and myself I became interested in healing and subsequently went onto train as a Reiki Master / Teacher. I have practiced clinically as a Reiki Master for the past eight years, both at home and abroad seeing patients with many different problems both physical and emotional. I have lectured and given many talks on the benefits of Healing and the power of Meditations. I have been employed as a Reiki healer  within a leading hospital in London and privately run classes on  self-help and healing methods for those who have the desire to  help themselves and others.

 

Endorsement from University College London Hospital

Treating the whole person, not only their cancer is central to the way services will be provided in the UCH Macmillan Cancer Centre when it opens in  April 2012 . This will be very welcome news to Angie Buxton-King who, as complementary therapy team manager, can be largely credited for introducing the current provision of complementary therapies available to cancer patients at the Rosenheim and UCH.   

"Angie's behind the scenes work - attracting funding, setting up tools to measure patient satisfaction and developing policies so that therapists work to the same, consistently high standards - has laid the foundations for complementary therapy to become fully integrated into cancer care" said Martin Lerner, divisional manger for cancer services.  "Our long term aim is to offer complementary services as part of the care pathway for all cancer patients who would like to receive them."

Patients consistently give good feedback but to demonstrate how complementary therapies can benefit cancer patients, Angie worked with the haematology nursing research team to design a clinical trial to examine the effects of Reiki on patient quality of life.  This groundbreaking randomised controlled trial will attempt to recruit more than 100 patients over the next two years.

Angie and husband Graham leave UCLH with a lasting legacy. In 2006 they created ‘The Sam Buxton Sunflower Healing Trust' charity in memory of Angie's son Sam.  The Trust has donated over £100k towards the UCLH complementary therapy team and funds five other projects at cancer centres in the UK. Through their Trust, Angie and Graham will continue to be strong advocates for integrating complementary therapies into healthcare.

 

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