Therapy blog & latest news

What Does “Mother” Mean To You?

Published on 28th February 2019

Is Gardening A Pain?

Published on 26th February 2019

Musculoskeletal Disorders

Published on 20th February 2019

Musculoskeletal disorders (MSD’s) are conditions that affect the nerves, tendons, muscles and their supporting structures, such as the discs in your back.  Back injuries such as lower back pain and disc degeneration account for an estimated 60% of all MSDs, followed by pain in the neck, shoulders, arms, tendonitis, tennis elbow, carpel tunnel syndrome and repetitive strain injuries

Mindfulness Could Be a Powerful Painkiller

Published on 12th February 2019

Source: Danny Penman Ph.D.

Mindfulness can enhance the quality of life in chronic pain sufferers, new research suggests. The findings add weight to previous studies, which found that mindfulness might have the power to reduce pain severity by half.

Benefits of Random Acts of Kindness

Published on 11th February 2019

Making others feel good can “warm” your heart and make you feel all fuzzy – but did you know that being kind can actually have a ripple effect on your whole life? 

Revealed: The seven biggest causes of teacher stress

Published on 8th February 2019

The vast majority of teachers (83 per cent) feel stressed because of their job, new research has revealed.

Headaches

Published on 25th January 2019

Headaches are one of the countries most common health complaints, from tension headaches to migraines most of us will have suffered from some form at some point. Is there an alternative to reaching for the painkillers?

Did You Know You Have A Second Brain In Your Gut?

Published on 24th January 2019

If you have ever followed a “gut feeling” or experienced “butterflies” in your stomach when nervous, then you are likely to be getting signals from your “second brain”.  This “brain in your gut”, according to the Johns Hopkins Centre for Neurogastroenterology, is hidden in the walls of your digestive system and is called the enteric nervous system (ENS).

Management of Irritable Bowel Syndrome

Published on 24th January 2019

Source: PubMed ID 15206545, Torii A, Toda G.

Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is one of the most common functional gastrointestinal disorders.

Commonly Asked Questions

Published on 17th January 2019

Do I have to listen to whale music and pan pipes? The short answer to this is “NO” you don’t!  Some clients find that listening to relaxing music enhances their experience and, to this end, we always offer the option of having music playing in the background during your treatment. 

 

 

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