ABOUT SIMON
Simon Goodrich — Bioresonance Therapist in Fairlight, Sussex
My journey from monastic life to modern bioresonance practice — sessions available in-clinic near Hastings, or remotely, wherever you are.
My Path to Bioresonance Therapy
My path into bioresonance therapy began many years ago, during a long period of my life spent living in an Anglican monastery devoted to yoga and meditation. During that time, a personal loss led me to become closely acquainted with electro-acupuncture — a diagnostic and treatment approach developed in Germany in the 1960s by Dr Voll — and I found myself drawn into deep research on complementary and energetic medicine.
The diagnostics were precise
What struck me was that while the diagnostic side of this work was often remarkably precise, the treatment methods available at the time didn't always go far enough for the conditions people brought to me. The same seemed true of Traditional Chinese Medicine — a rich and thorough tradition, but with similar limits in practice.
I built a small clinic
Over time, I built a small clinic in the monastery, working with light, electromagnetic fields, sound and colour alongside homeopathic and herbal remedies. It was a period of real learning, and it set me on the path I've followed ever since.
I moved my clinic to Oxford
As the monastic community I was part of wound down, I moved my practice first to Oxford, working alongside a medical doctor, and later to London in Harley Street and West Hampstead, where I continued to develop my approach.
Biophilia Bioresonance system
As bioresonance technology has advanced — particularly through newer developments from Europe — I've moved to working predominantly with the Biophilia Bioresonance system, which now forms the core of my practice, alongside Rife and Scenar therapies. My clinic is based in Fairlight, near Hastings, and I offer sessions both in-clinic and remotely.
“Wow. I was diagnosed with Non Essential Tremors two years ago and had very shaky hands. It was difficult to write or drink a cup of tea without spilling it. The drugs my doctor gave did not help and also had a lot of side effects, so I had come to think I would just have to live with it. I tried bioresonance therapy. I have a treatment once a month, and the shaking is almost gone. I can hold cups again without spilling things and write pretty normally again. It's fantastic.”
DW (Hastings)