With our new class fast approaching, I wanted to do one more post to tell you a little more about what you can expect from our sessions…
Tag Archives: massage
Apposing forces at work…
As much as we would all love to have a massage every week to keep us balanced and moving well…realistically life gets in the way. Often people come in when they have a specific pain or issue that needs working on, they may be confused when treatment focus isn’t entirely on the area they askedContinue reading “Apposing forces at work…”
Are you wrapped up in restrictions?
We are all familiar by now with terms such as “tech neck”, “text neck”, “desk chimp posture” etc… all ways to describe the issues that our current lifestyle brings. We are all aware that scrunching forward over our phone, tablet, kindle, computer, steering wheel isn’t good for us, and we try hard to correct it,Continue reading “Are you wrapped up in restrictions?”
Supporting people through fertility issues
In the last few weeks I posted about pregnancy massage and my approach to it, having the skills to support women while they work on growing a small person, is incredibly rewarding. Having the skills to provide support people in their dream to create life is even more so. In the interests of making myContinue reading “Supporting people through fertility issues”
“It’s just my age…”
As I find myself saying so often these days……I have been listening to a really interesting podcast. I love listening to podcasts about health and holistic therapies, it keeps me engaged and interested, but I also find that I cant stop my mind from wondering to the other people I know, the treatments I offerContinue reading ““It’s just my age…””
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Introduction..
Hi, as you can see from my main site, I am a holistic therapist with over 16 years experience in a variety of holistic therapies. I am new to Wexford, so building a new site and practice in the area. I will be using this blog to tell anyone who is interested a little moreContinue reading “Introduction..”
The Barefoot therapist 