Gut Feeling

About Me

Geri Charlton – MARCH (Member of the Association of Registered Colon Hydrotherapists)

ARCH Colonic Hydrotherapist

About Me

The decision to pursue a career as a Colonic Hydrotherapist was inspired by personally witnessing the significant health benefits this treatment can provide. A close family member experienced persistent faecal impaction, and despite numerous consultations with their GP, found lasting relief following a single Colonic Hydrotherapy session. This transformative outcome motivated me to explore the field further. As someone who manages IBS, I have discovered that regular colonic treatments are highly effective in alleviating my symptoms.
My passion for supporting others led me to dedicate myself to rigorous study and professional training, enabling me to help individuals seeking similar relief. I had the privilege of training with Roger Groos, renowned as one of the co-founders of ARCH, whose expertise and mentorship were invaluable in my development.


Living in the small village of Rhode, in between Bridgwater and North Petherton and I am easily accessible from the M5. Gut Feeling provides a calm and holistic experience using soothing music and essential oils, within a therapeutic environment. I operate with strict
hygiene protocol, and all equipment is of course sterile.   
Understanding that you may be anxious or nervous, I will aim to put you at ease. Please do ask any questions prior to your treatment should you have any.  I request that you please complete the questionnaire prior to your visit; although this is extensive, it will really help
me to build a picture of you and your health.

Why Choose an ARCH Therapist? 

ARCH (The Association of Registered Colonic Hydrotherapists is the UK’s longest established and leading Association for Colon Hydrotherapists. When choosing an ARCH-registered therapist you are assured of the highest standards of safety and competence. 

ARCH has been setting standards in the practice and the training of Colon Hydrotherapy for over 35 years. Members go through rigorous checks including a DBS before they are added to our register. They must

demonstrate suitable and recognised training and have extensive experience in a clinical setting from a medical or complementary practice. Furthermore, ARCH is the only Colonic Association recognised and regulated by the independent Complementary & Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC), the only government- backed regulator in the industry. 

ARCH is run by members, for members, creating a dynamic community of support, education, promotion and interaction that drives our industry forward. ARCH therapists are kept up-to-date with the latest scientific and technical information and Continuing Professional Development (CPD) is a prerequisite for membership renewal. 

  

Maintaining the highest standards for Colon Hydrotherapy 

All ARCH members abide by our comprehensive code-of-practice which covers every aspect of the treatment, from the equipment used to the facilities available in the treatment room. Our members agree to maintain the highest standards of competency and care to ensure your safety, protect your dignity and provide a quality treatment experience. 

ARCH conducts regular inspections to ensure that our members uphold the standards laid down in the code-of-practice. 

Registered with ARCH and GNC

Some private health care plans will cover treatment by ARCH members who are registered with the CNHC –

This is something you can discuss with your ARCH therapist and health insurance provider.

Location Map
Directions

For Google Maps, type: TA5 2AA – Long Barn, Willstock Farm, Rhode, Bridgwater.

What 3 Words – Fats/ Glue/ Rail

Directions from North Petherton:

  • Take the A38 Taunton Road, passing The Walnut Tree Hotel, continuing over the roundabout, past BMW Vertu & Somerset Bridge Medical Centre.
  • the roundabout, past BMW Vertu & Somerset Bridge Medical Centre.
  • At the ‘Welcome to Bridgwater’ sign, turn left onto Wills Road, continuing to the end where you will take a left onto Rhode Lane.
  • Passing Little Meadow, turn left at the next junction, continuing on Rhode Lane.
  • Drive until you reach Hands on Massage at the semi-detached houses.
  • Directly next to this, turn left onto a small private road leading to Willstock Farm.
  • At the fork, go right, Long Barn is straight ahead.
  • Please park in front of Long Barn, next to the gate.

Directions from the M5:

  • Exit the motorway at junction 24, Huntsworth Interchange, turning right onto the A38, Taunton Road.
  • At the ‘Welcome to Bridgwater’ sign, turn left onto Wills Road, continuing to the end where you will take a left onto Rhode Lane.
  • Passing Little Meadow, turn left at the next junction, continuing on Rhode Lane.
  • Drive until you reach Hands on Massage at the semi-detached houses.
  • Directly next to this, turn left onto a small private road leading to Willstock Farm.
  • At the fork, go right, Long Barn is straight ahead.
  • Please park in front of Long Barn, next to the gate.

Directions from Glastonbury:

  • Coming from Street/ Glastonbury on Bath Road, you will reach the Puriton Hill junction, turn left to remain on Bath Road, towards Bridgwater.
  • Upon reaching the Cross Rifles roundabout, turn left onto Monmouth Street, leading to Broadway.
  • At the Morrisons/ Esso crossroads, turn left onto the A38, Taunton Road.
  • After passing The Bed House and Ringwood Road, take the next right onto Wills Road.
  • Continue to the end where you will take a left onto Rhode Lane.
  • Passing Little Meadow, turn left at the next junction, continuing on Rhode Lane.
  • Drive until you reach Hands on Massage at the semi-detached houses.
  • Directly next to this, turn left onto a small private road leading to Willstock Farm.
  • At the fork, go right, Long Barn is straight ahead.
  • Please park in front of Long Barn, next to the gate.