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Fascial Connections in the Pelvis with Amanda Oswald About 10% of adults, men and women, develop chronic pelvic pain. It’s a difficult and sometimes embarrassing condition for many people as the symptoms can include rectal, genital or abdominal discomfort or pain; pain that gets worse with sitting or after sexual activity; and urinary frequency, urgency…

A Q&A with Gina Reinge Tell us a bit of background about yourself… (Why and how did you get into the industry? What did you do before?) I used to work in the Live Events industry, I was a production manager installing the lighting, sound, staging and sound systems for conferences and music events. It…

Fix in Six- The Jing Method for Getting Results with Advanced Clinical Massage How do you feel when a new client walks through your door experiencing some kind of acute or chronic pain- for example; a herniated disc, persistent low back pain, frozen shoulder, carpal tunnel syndrome, whiplash, or a sports injury? Do you feel:…

Q&A Questions with Alastair McLoughlin 1.            Tell us a bit of background about yourself… (Why and how did you get into the industry? What did you do before?) Long ago, in a galaxy far, far away – Well it was in the early 1980’s (it seems long ago) that I changed from a career in…

A Q&A with Claire Snowdon-Darling Tell us a bit of background about yourself… I got into the complimentary health world when I was looking for solutions to my own health issues. In 2004 I nearly died giving birth to my daughter and the experience left me with PTSD, depression, chronic fatigue syndrome and eventually premature…

A Q&A with Teresa Heath Tell us a bit of background about yourself… (Why and how did you get into the industry? What did you do before?) I spent three years in Australia and Southeast Asia, teaching English. I was very young when I returned (working in the corporate world which was very stressful) and…

A Q&A with Nicolle Mitchell, Holistic Massage Practitioner and Trainer and Creator of Massaging Persons Living with Dementia CPD course. Tell us a bit of background about yourself… (Why and how did you get into the industry? What did you do before?) I remember in the 90s when I was working in residential care, looking…

A Q&A with Jennifer Young Tell us a bit of background about yourself… (Why and how did you get into the industry? What did you do before?) From a qualification perspective, I have a BSc (Hons) in Biology, postgraduate qualifications in occupational health and law, I am a nutritional therapist, an associate member of the…

A Q&A with Jane Ford-Farrand 1. Tell us a bit of background about yourself… (Why and how did you get into the industry? What did you do before?) I’m a singing teacher, choral director, holistic voice coach, sound therapist and therapeutic sound training provider. My background is in classical music and most especially, early music repertoire which I…

A Q&A with Ana Bott Tell us a bit of background about yourself… (Why and how did you get into the industry? What did you do before?) I’m Ana, my pronouns are she/her/they/them and I’m an advanced clinical massage therapist specialising in working with Transgender patients.  I came to massage following a previous career in…

Presentation: Self-Care Approaches with BLS – Dr Kate Beaven-Marks Whichever complementary therapies you offer, do you ever make time for your own self-care? In order to be the best therapist that you can be, then training and experience are important, and so is your own health. To be there for others, you need to be…