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Tuesday 1 September 2015Inspiration and ‘The Fifth Season’

In this blog, Sara (one of our Craniosacral therapists) reveals how you might choose to use this time. Disclaimer: This is one of the longest blogs we’ve ever posted, but we assure you, it’s worth every minute you spend reading it, because (at the risk of sounding like an advert) you’re worth it! You might… Read more »

Atchoo! A hay fever killer combo

Atchoo! Sniff! Streaming eyes! Our Hydrotherm massage therapist Claire has noticed a huge increase in clients with hay fever – she’s even developed it herself in the last two years. In this blog she explains how and why she incorporates marjoram oil into one of her magical upwards-facing massages to blast away your hay fever symptoms… Read more »

Monday 1 June 2015Suffering from gynaecological issues?

Betty joined us at BHTherapies and we’re so glad to have her on the team! She specialises in delivering a holistic and natural treatment to her female patients who are struggling not just with fertility but with gynaecological issues of any kind. In this blog she explains more about what kind of issues her treatments can help with,… Read more »

Tuesday 19 May 2015Craniosacral: Free talk + June offer!

Are you finding that it’s all Craniosacral This and Craniosacral That at the moment?! Wherever we go at the moment, it seems that everyone is talking about Craniosacral Therapy (CST), and all the benefits it can have on health conditions and stress reduction, for babies, children and adults alike. Free Talk So what actually is this mysterious-sounding treatment? And… Read more »

Not to be sniffed at

Our wonderful Osteopath Margaret suffers each year with the streaming eyes and sneezing caused by hay fever – and each year she seeks a natural approach to relief and prevention. Here she shares with you the remedies she has found that can help. * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * It… Read more »

Wednesday 1 April 2015Fire and Ice Treatments

Have you heard of Fire and Ice Therapy? Once considered a luxury treatment, it is great for anyone who keeps active, and may speed up recovery and even provide pain relief.  Fire and Ice is similar to a regular hot stone massage, where heated stones are massaged deeply into the muscles but in this case, alternated… Read more »