Practitioners who get most of their business because patients recommend them are probably busiest, and possibly happiest. Advertising is expensive but to refer a friend to a practitioner indicates you confirm that he or she has done good work.
Why do People make Appointments to Consult Jonathan?
How does Jonathan approach his work?
How does Jonathan explain your problems?
How well did he explain the treatment he suggested for you?
The effect of his treatment?
How well have his treatments done for people you referred to Jonathan?
How do you feel if you received acupuncture from Jonathan?
To find out more about Jonathan, click here!
Member of The Scottish Association of Professional Homoeopaths (SAPH).
Read about the QXC by clicking here.
•	The results were accurate and the dietary recommendations have been effective. After two weeks of sticking to the advice I've lost 4lb and acquired a glowing complexion. (Precious Williams in the London Evening Standard 6/03/01).
NB All the comments above are in the words (and spelling) of the patients who recommend me.
I was able to show those who attended the seminar what worked, how to ask patients to recommend the practitioner and how to improve their businesses.
If you are a patient of a practitioner whom you think is good, do recommend him or her to your friends.
That probably helps your practitioner and may help your friends. You'll feel good too!
All the comments made are signed by those who made them. In some cases individuals were very happy to recommend me but preferred to keep their identities out of the public eye, so are identifiable only by their initials.
In the above, because the British Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has criteria on what may be said, mention of the (many) beneficial effects on specific diseases or conditions treated by Jonathan has mostly been removed. Where this occurs, you'll see the first letter of the presenting problem followed by dots like this ... Clicking on this takes you to a page where the ASA explains its position.
Do contact Jonathan for more information or to discover the missing words! +44 (0) 7950 012501.
Jonathan also writes books. You can get these in either softback or on your Kindle. At the moment he writes about one book a year.
These books are on topics which he knows people are interested in because so many people visit his pages on the subject in question.
All the books are written for people who have little or no prior knowledge of Chinese medicine. Although the ideas and concepts may be new to you, each book is about something recognisable, and written in easy to understand English.
He gets good reviews, too, from people who bought the books, read them and recommended them.
Below is a list of his current books.