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Complementary therapies are used to improve well being and can be effective to aid a range of conditions. For example:
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Muscular skeletal problems – frozen shoulder. sciatica, back/hip. knee pain, arthritis, tennis elbow, fibromyalgia, neck tension, M.E. |
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Acute and sporting injuries – shortening recovery time, improving mobility and suppleness |
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Improving circulation – skin, lymphatic and nervous system |
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Digestive problems – constipation, IBS, acid reflux |
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Respiratory problems – asthma, hay fever, sinus congestion |
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Stress management – poor sleep, concentration, anxiety, depression, headaches |
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Following a consultation we can advise which treatment option would be most beneficial. |
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Bowen Technique - This is a very effective, gentle and efficient therapy. It is a soft tissue remedial therapy which involves the therapist using fingers or thumbs to move over muscle, ligaments and tendons in various parts of the body.
The removal of clothing is not necessary. No equipment or oils are used. Acute and long standing chronic pain can often be relieved in just a few sessions. However, the Bowen technique is a complete therapy in itself and addresses the person and not just the body itself. |
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