MagnoTherapy

This is the technique of applying a magnetic field to the body in order to help relieve pain and accelerate the natural healing process. The principle behind this technique is that the magnetic energy speeds up the blood supply thus allowing more oxygen to enter the blood stream which helps nutrients become absorbed.Popular products include magnetic bracelets which are worn to help with conditions such as arthritis, joint pain and poor circulation. Experiments have also been done with drinking magnetically treated water on plants and animals

Marma Therapy

Marma therapy is a ayurvedic technique, thought to have originated in China. It is based around the chakra system, and 107 points on the body where two of more types of tissue meet. Treatment often takes the form of a massage in which pressure is applied to these areas. This brings about the cleansing and unblocking of the vital life force, known as chi, which restores the natural equilibrium of the body.Benefits of this therapy are said to include the overall nourishment of the body, added physical stability and the promotion of good sleep patterns.

Meta-Aromatherapy

This is a modern and wider approach to aromatherapy, which is basically the use of essential oils to promote health and wellbeing. It can be used to treat many conditions but is particularly good when used to deal with emotional problems which have become manifested in physical ways.A meta-aromatherapy treatment will normally begin with a consultation which is followed by an aromatherapy massage. Quite often however, other techniques are also brought in such as hypnotherapy to help get to the root cause of the problem. It can also include other complimentary techniques such as counselling, reiki and stress management

Music Therapy

Music has a profound effect on humans. It has the power to relax, excite, to terrify and to bore, and most people have a clear idea of what they like and what they detest!Music therapy is the use of music to help restore, maintain and improve health and well being on a physical, physiological, emotional and spiritual level.A music therapist will use a number of different approaches and techniques, including, listening to music, the use of the voice i.e. singing, playing instruments, moving to music etc.Music therapy is used on a wide variety of clients but will often include working with children and adults with disabilities and special needs and those with emotional and behavioural problems. It can be used to great effect with the visually impaired and even with the deaf, who sense the music through vibration

Naturopathy

Naturopathy is an umbrella term used to describe the practice of treating the body in a way which allows the body to use its natural ability to heal (or whole) itself.It is used to describe any treatment which involves the use of natural remedies rather than synthetic ones and therapies such as acupuncture, herbalism, aromatherapy and homeopathy etc

Nutritional Therapy

This therapy is based on the belief that food is medicine as well as fuel, and advocates the use of a good diet of fresh food and any necessary dietary supplements to maintain health.It is not just about what you eat, but also looks at eating habits, what time of day do you eat, do you eat regularly, how fast to you eat, do you take time to digest etc…Nutritional therapy can be used to help treat a whole range of digestive disorders such as IBS, Indigestion, constipation, etc and to treat stress related conditions such as depression, insomnia and headaches

Osteopathy

Osteopathy is a way of detecting and treating damaged muscles, ligaments and joints and by manipulation and massage techniques encourage natural healing to take place within the body.It is used to treat common conditions such as repetitive strain injury, postural problems, arthritis and sports injuries