Jackie Graham BSc, Lic, Ac, MBAcC Registered Acupuncturist & Tui Na Massge Therapist
As much as we like to talk up a good story about our goals and aspirations, we really are creatures of habit and like what we know.Why do we find it so hard to push our boundaries with confidence?
We are open as normal until Friday 21st December, reopening Wednesday 2nd January.
If you are in pain and need to see someone over the Christmas period, Sian (Osteopath) will be working in the Ealing clinic on 22nd and 29th December, and in Uxbridge on 28th December, and Jo (massage therapist) will be available on 27th and 28th December in Uxbridge.
To make an appointment, call the normal landline numbers (Uxbridge 01895 200050, Ealing 0203757 6544) and leave a message and someone will get back to you.
Emily Fawell DiplON BANT NTC CNHC Nutritional Therapist The festive period is packed with unhealthy temptations: alcohol, rich puddings, sweets, chocolates, crisps, roasted nuts, buffets! We know it’s all hard to resist. We are presented with plates overflowing with food, in the name of celebrating, and it’s hard not to overeat.
Teresa O'Connor BSc (Hons) MBAcC Lic Ac Registered Acupuncturist
As we approach 2019, we once again turn our thoughts to new challenges, and resolutions.As you prepare your Christmas lists, for yourself or a loved one, why not consider the gift of Acupuncture?
Often, by the time a client starts Pilates sessions with me, they have already been in pain for months - if not years.When asked why they haven’t looked to help themselves before now, the answer is usually because they haven’t had the time.
If you have a goal to get healthier and fitter in the new year, great!It is also a good idea to go about starting this journey to the `new you` in the right way.Many people have a plan of what they would like to achieve after their indulgences of the festive period.Usually the planned changes are drastic.
Loneliness is not just for Christmas, it can be for life. Millions of people express that they feel lonelier at Christmas however. As humans, we are social and sentient beings, meaning we are made up of emotions and therefore we’re not meant to be solitary, or exist on our own.
