November / December 2007

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What's happening at uktherapists.com

UKTherapists.com would like to take this opportunity to thank you for you continued support and feedback over the past 12 months and we hope you have had  a Very Merry Christmas and we wish you  a Prosperous New Year in 2008.

We have been really busy throughout the year so please accept our apologies for the delay in posting out our November & December newsletter to you all. We will be posting out our January 2008 newsletter as soon as possible.

We have an Events Calendar for throughout 2008 where you will find all our CPD workshops where you are able to book online, a Downloads section, this includes our training prospectus’s, articles and much more.

We are pleased that members of uktherapists.com are renewing their yearly subscription fees, and “thank you” again to everybody out there for all their support.

As a reminder to all our members who have not yet renewed your subscription to UKtherapists.com? This can be done via the member’s area, by logging in your username and password, which will take you straight to the subscription page, where you can pay on-line. 

Any difficulties, please contact us e-mail bob@mcpt.co.uk or telephone: 0161-862-9456 where we shall be able to take you through the process of renewing your subscription.

You can still have a whole years advertising for only £19.99, and better still, if you chose to take the saving, 2 years for  £29.99 that's £10 in your pocket.

Because we have a large membership uktherapists.com is on every search engine so your chances of making your business pay through advertising goes a long way with a uktherapists membership, getting your name out there, seen in the universe, is the way forward.

We have had really good feedback throughout this year, from subscribers and the general public, who have found uktherapists.com really useful for themselves, professionally and personally.

So thank you to everybody for all the positive comments concerning the site and all feedback is of course always welcome.

Best Wishes
From all at uktherapists.com
Top National Health Story - Vitamins and Dietary Supplements in the US Report Provides the Latest Retail Sales Data Allowing You to Identify the Sectors Driving Growth

Our Vitamins and Dietary Supplements in the US report offers a comprehensive guide to the size and shape of the market at a national level. It provides the latest retail sales data (2001-2006), allowing you to identify the sectors driving growth. It identifies the leading companies, the leading brands and offers strategic analysis of key factors influencing the market - be they new product developments, distribution or pricing issues. Forecasts to 2011 illustrate how the market is set to change.

Product coverage: vitamins, dietary supplements, tonics and bottled nutritive drinks, child-specific vitamins and dietary supplements

Data coverage: market sizes (historic and forecasts), company shares and brand shares.

Keywords:
Agriculture, Food & Beverage, Business Management, Consumer Products & Services, Health & Family, Market Financials, Financial Services, Food & Beverage Production, Food & Nutrition, Health & Wellness, Nutriceuticals & Health Foods, Sales & Marketing, Nutrition, Obesity & Weight Control, Personal Care & Beauty Aids, Market Data, Diet Aids, Specialty Foods, Vitamins & Supplements
Other Health News - Medieval man munched a much healthier diet

Medieval man ate a much healthier diet than Britons today and didn’t put themselves at risk of heart disease, say researchers.

The average medieval peasant ate nearly two loaves of bread each day, and 8oz of meat or fish (about the size of a steak). Vegetables made up a big part of their diet. And all this food was washed down with weak alcohol, like ale.

Two thousand years later and modern man’s diet is much higher in fat and does not contain nearly as much fruit and veg, which has led to the increase in diseases related to obesity.

The research by Lloyds pharmacy also showed that daily exercise had decreased by 96 per cent. Medieval man would do up to 12 hours of active labour each day, while modern man only does 20 minutes.

Anna Denny of the British Nutrition Foundation told the BBC: “This research highlights how much lifestyles have changed over the centuries.

“Today, the majority of adults in the UK are overweight or obese, but energy intakes (how much food we eat) have actually been decreasing for several decades.”
“Psychotherapy Training Courses At The Manchester Institute for Psychotherapy”

For your up to date current courses in psychotherapy, and Continued Professional Development Courses please visit: www.mcpt.co.uk for the 2008 new programmes, this is well worth a visit for all the new existing courses both professionally and personally.

We will be advertising all our latest CPD workshops and courses for this coming year 2008, so please check our Events & Courses Section where you are able to book on-line.

We are pleased that Richard Erskine will be presenting “a five day Integrative Psychotherapy Summer workshop” this year at the Institute. This will run from July 09th 2008 till July 13th 2008, and this workshop is always popular, and for more details on bookings etc, please check our Events & Courses Section

Richard Erskine will be starting a new two year training program here at The Manchester Institute for Psychotherapy starting in February 2009. “Integrative Psychotherapy Training Program for Experienced Therapists and Counsellors”

To read more about this program, click onto this link: Integrative Psychotherapy Training.

On www.mcpt.co.uk you will find all the relevant information you need to en-roll on any of our courses/workshops, and if you have any enquiries, please e-mail: bob@mcpt.co.uk

Best Wishes
From all at uktherapists.com

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