1. Delphiris - Healing Touch
(Therapists Directory)

2. Falmouth / Porthtowan Surf School
(Therapists Directory)

We offer qualified tuition to help you learn to surf. Our surf coaches are sensitive to individual needs, and requirements. Our students range from 8 to 80,as lessons are held in small groups of th

3. Movement Solutions
(Therapists Directory)

Movement Solutions ...

4. Richard Yung
(Therapists Directory)

Polarity Therapy is a simple non invasive hands on therapy that eases energy throughout the body with the purpose to produce a free flowing energy syst

5. Somatic Movement and Bodywork
(Therapists Directory)

Somatic Movement and Bodywork Soma means to experience the body from with. My approach helps people to connect to the innate wisdom of the body to heal itself, and support the healing process through touch, ...

6. The Living Voice
(Therapists Directory)

During Sound Healings I practise a unique blend of vocal sound and song, intuitive touch and movement. The voice is so immediate as sound is vibration, which we respond ...

7. EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing)
(Therapists Directory)

EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing)  ...

8. Wellness and fitness for children
(Blog/Blog)

... are informal and focus on having fun and getting active, exploring movement and dance.  You don’t need to be a dancer, just up for having fun.  It’s a great chance to jump around and get some ...

9. Behavioral Therapy May Reduce Tourette Tics, Symptoms
(Blog/Blog)

... latter teaches patients to inhibit uncontrolled movement by practicing reverse "competitive" motions. The study's lead author noted that the findings show that adult brains may be more malleable than ...

10. Aquatic therapy pool takes rehab underwater
(Blog/Blog)

... bench, grab bars and exercise bars, in-pool video monitoring and pool-accessibility lift. "By exercising in the therapeutic pool, patients are often able to control body movements in ways that are not ...

11. Hypnotherapy is the use of Hypnosis for therapeutic purposes.
(Articles/Steps To Wellness Articles)

... techniques to use.  I use Hypnosis; NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming); EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique); EMDR (Eye Movement desensitisation reprogramming); Timeline therapy; Inner Dialogue therapy ...

12. Early Brain Therapy May Help Movement in Dystonia Patients
(Blog/Blog)

Early Brain Therapy May Help Movement in Dystonia PatientsFor those with the muscle disorder, the sooner deep brain stimulation is started the better, study says     For people with the movement ...

13. The power of music therapy
(Blog/Blog)

... that she is playing every crotchet and quaver using only the slightest movements of her head and thumbs. At the age of 11, Charlotte White suffered a blow to the head which caused her to lose all ...

14. VIRTUAL REHAB PROGRAM, real therapy
(Blog/Blog)

... brown fox with droopy eyes and long, pointy ears, mimicked her movements. The objective of the game: to catch as many bunches of red grapes as she could before they fell to the ground. Hughes, ...

15. Massage Chairs Proffer Different Treatments
(Blog/Blog)

... are evolving. In addition to simple vibration, massage chair is now incorporated the ability to make movements and three dimensions. This enables them to penetrate more effectively on parts of the body ...

16. The Living Voice and Sound Healing
(Articles/Steps To Wellness Articles)

... treatment I use a unique blend of vocal sounds and songs, intuitive touch and movement. This combination is like a dance or a journey through which I locate troubled areas and allow the body to lead me ...

17. Stroke patients may benefit from Prozac therapy
(Blog/Blog)

... include: • Supine to side lying • Supine to sitting over the edge of a bed • Balanced sitting • Sitting to standing • Walking • Upper-arm function • Hand movements • Advanced hand ...

18. Thai Massage Relieves Back Pain
(Blog/Blog)

... Movement Therapies, published by Elsevier. (2011 Jan;15(1):15-23. Epub 2009 Jul 22.) Article from massagemag.com    ...

19. New Spinal Implant Could Revolutionize Physical Therapy
(Articles/Steps To Wellness Articles)

... users can perform enough movement to carry out controlled exercise such as cycling or rowing.” Other possible uses for the implant include the possibility of using multiple implants in one patient ...

20. Exercise to help reduce stress
(Articles/Steps To Wellness Articles)

... doing your calf raises, as you lift up, picture in your mind how this muscle is creating this movement. With every exercise, always focus on maintaining good posture. This will help to re-align your ...