Reflexology is a complementary therapy that treats the whole body. Every organ, structure and system of the body is mirrored in the feet and hands. They are connected through a system of energy within the body, which can become congested or blocked, causing the body to function less effectively.

Reflexology practitioners seek to relax tension and direct the free flow of energy throughout the body, thus encouraging normal bodily functions stimulating each individual's natural healing process ... more

It is estimated that 4 out of 5 people experience back or neck pain at some time and it is the single biggest cause for time taken off work. Spinal Reflexology is a very relaxing treatment involving gentle mobilisation of the spine and muscle release techniques.

It is very effective at treating most forms of back and neck pain. Sciatica or leg pain caused by the spine and pelvis also responds well to spinal reflexology. ...more

Reiki means “Universal Life Force Energy”. It is the vital force that flows through all matter and can be accessed quickly and easily for a powerful form of healing known as Reiki. In a Reiki healing session, the practitioner places their hands onto the patient's body and the energy flows. Reiki is a safe, natural and holistic way of treating many conditions.

It works in harmony with all other treatments or therapies. Reiki has many uses that include relief of stress, depression and anxiety; promoting inner calm and well being; it can ease pain and help heal injuries....more

Ear candling is an ancient, mild and natural therapy and the use of ear candles to treat ear problems has been known for centuries..

Ear Candles can help with the treatment of sinusitis, rhinitis, ear wax, earache and irritation of the ears including tinnitus. It is also suitable for the treatment of headaches and migraines. The pressure regulating capacity of the treatment has been of benefit to air travellers. ...more

Therapeutic Touch is an approach to healing similar to the ancient art of "laying on of hands". It involves practitioners using their hands - mainly very near the body as well as gentle touch - to promote the innate self-healing response of the client. Research suggests that TT can therefore be of help in promoting general health and well-being.

It is most useful to reduce or eliminate pain, promote healing, and elicit a relaxation response... more....