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has been a holistic practitioner since 1994. She is qualified
in Aromatherapy & Massage, Colour & Chakra Healing,
Aromatherapy and Kinesiology.
She has many years of experience in a variety
of other techniques, including baby-massage, on-site massage,
Indian Head massage, Swiss foot massage and Cancer care. She
is also a volunteer at the Nottingham Hospice.
In addition to holistic therapies, she runs
a number of holistic therapy courses and workshops throughout
the year for those interested in learning the techniques for
themselves.
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Manon
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At your first appointment I will spend some time
(up to 30 minutes) taking details about you including your lifestyle
and your medical history in order to give me a good understanding
of your general health and well-being. I will discuss any specific
problems and worries you may have and I will explain in detail the
procedure and benefits of the treatments that I can offer.
If necessary I will contact your G.P or consultant
to ask for their consent for your treatment. The complementary treatments
that I offer are safe and can help with various conditions, but
occasionally I will need to confirm that there will not be a conflict
with ongoing medical treatment or medication. The therapies that
I provide will actively support your body's natural healing process
and will help you to live a more holistic lifestyle.
Your treatment will take place in a warm tranquil
environment where you will be able to totally relax, forget the
cares of the world and enjoy some quality time.
Food sensitivity testing is useful for people who
have conditions such as digestive problems, arthritis, asthma and
hayfever.
Much of the time these problems are not caused
by an allergy but by an intolerance of the body to cope with certain
substances. For example problems can occur with intolerance to wheat,
dairy products, house-dust and pollen. The food sensitivity test
will allow me to identify those substances that are causing an adverse
reaction and I will then be able to recommend how best to eliminate
them in order to assess the effect. If you want to you can usually
gradually reintroduce them over time.
Before we start testing I will ask you to complete
a detailed questionnaire to enable me to have a good understanding
of your current situation and general wellbeing. The actual testing
which is non-invasive takes about 45 minutes to complete and I will
focus on the particular problems that you have identified that require
treatment. Following the testing I will be able to provide you with
a summary of your "intolerances" and I will advise you
how best to reduce or eliminate the substances that are causing
the problem; where possible I will offer you alternatives - e.g.
Soya products in place of dairy products.
Sometimes you may experience "withdrawal"
symptoms if you change your diet. In a few case people suffer headaches,
extra tiredness or irritability, but this is normal as your system
adjusts to the new regime - we call this a "healing-crisis"
but don't worry it is usually short-term but if you are concerned
you should contact me to discuss the options.
If you are on medication I will always advise you
to consult your G.P if you are concerned that there may be an adverse
reaction, and I will never advise you to stop taking any medication
that has been prescribed or change the amount that you are taking.
Kinesiology was originally developed by an
American chiropractor called George Goodheart. He found that by
testing muscles before and after he made a correction he achieved
better results for his patients. As time progressed he was able
to make a connection between various muscles and acupuncture meridians.
By testing these muscles the kinesiologist can get a picture of
what is happening in your meridian system and how this is affecting
you. But, equally, the muscle testing can also show what has affected
the meridians in the first place and indicate what is the best way
to deal with that stress, be it emotional, physical, environmental,
nutritional or mental.
So, kinesiology is a blend of the principles
of Traditional Chinese Medicine and western techniques that allow
a kinesiologist to treat you in a truly holistic manner. Each person's
session is unique to them. Kinesiology can establish connections
between imbalances and can establish which the priority issue to
be dealt with is and what is the most effective treatment.
Kinesiology uses a range of gentle yet extremely
powerful techniques. These restore balance to your system and create
and maintain health and well-being. You can function better on all
levels. Kinesiology also allows the kinesiologist to draw on other
healing techniques and modalities and integrate them into the session
where appropriate and indicated by the muscle response.
Some people consider kinesiology to be one
of the best methods to use to uncover and help the underlying causes
of health problems that are difficult to find by any other means.
Kinesiology is a safe, quick, non-invasive and effective system
of holistic healthcare. It takes uses muscle testing to identify
imbalances in the body. These imbalances can be on a structural,
nutritional, emotional or energetic level and can prevent the body
from working to its full potential.

The main tool in Kinesiology is muscle testing.
Gentle pressure is used to find out what is happening in the body
measuring the muscle's response.
This can be done lying down, sitting or standing or by using a surrogate
(used when treating babies, or very frail or disabled people.)
There is no need to remove any clothing, other
than shoes, but wearing loose, comfortable clothing is recommended.
Some imbalances can & will be corrected during treatment. Techniques
used include:
- Holding or massaging acupressure points
- Using essential oils or flower-essences
- Using colour or sound
- Giving advice on nutritional requirements and
diet
- Suggesting exercise and techniques to reduce
stress
Kinesiology is a very effective diagnostic
tool and my clients are often amazed at how accurately it can pin-point
the cause of the problem.
Kinesiology can help with a variety of conditions
such as:
- fatigue
- stress/tension
- headaches/migraines
- insomnia
- food-intolerances & allergies
- digestive problems/IBS
- hormonal imbalances/PMT/Menopause and many more.
The number of treatment needed varies, depending
on the condition of the client and the amount of time the problem
has been present.
Instant improvement and a more relaxed feeling
are very often achieved after the first treatment although most
clients will need a number of top up at regular intervals.
No consultation and treatment is ever the same;
every client is treated as an individual and people will react to
changes in lifestyle in different ways.
The first session will take about 1 hr 30 mins.
while follow-up sessions will last about 45 min.
Aromatherapy is a complementary therapy that uses
essential oils (concentrated plant essences) to improve and maintain
physical and emotional well-being. It is a holistic form of healing;
treatment can take place in the form of massage, steam-inhalation,
creams, ointments compresses and baths.

Essential oils are highly concentrated and
must be diluted before being applied to the skin.
Essential oils applied to the skin are absorbed
into the bloodstream, reaching the areas where they are most needed.
Minute molecules of oils can also enter the system via inhalation
or vaporisation.

Our sense of smell is very important, maybe more
then we realise, evoking various responses and memories. The use
of essential oils can also work on a spiritual and emotional level.
Apart from anything else Aromatherapy is a great way to relax and
wind down.
Your treatment will take place in a warm, tranquil
environment, and you will be covered in warm towels, except for
the part of your body that is being worked on, with relaxing music
being playing in the background. During the treatment, which usually
lasts up to 1 hour, you will feel relaxed and at ease enabling stress
and tension to be gradually reduced.
At the end of the treatment you will hopefully
feel calm and revitalised. I often prepare mixes of essential oils
for you to take home to prolong the beneficial effects of the treatment.
You can use the oil as bath oil, as inhalation or as a body treatment.
Information will be given on how to use the oils safely. Mainly
clients find regular treatments beneficial.
Aromatherapy and massage can be beneficial for
many conditions such as
stress, muscular aches and pains, headaches, skin-conditions as
well as more chronic or serious conditions. It will not interfere
with existing medical treatment or conditions when used safely.
Your first appointment will include a full consultation
to discuss specific problems, your general health and to take your
medical history.
Always make sure you ask for advice from a qualified
practitioner.
For a list of local therapists please contact
IFPA
82 Ashby Road
Hinckley
Leicestershire LE10 1SN
Email: admin@ifparoma.org
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