F.A.Q.'s

What to expect when you first arrive for a treatment

The first visit will begin with a thorough consultation involving questions about your general health and vitality, medical history, emotional well being, life style, diet and exercise. Each visit after that will begin with a brief discussion on your general wellbeing since your last visit.

What to expect during a treatment

All treatments are carried out with the client fully clothed. You will be lying comfortably on a massage table throughout the treatment. There will be incense or essential oils burning and relaxing music playing quietly in the background.

The duration and cost of a treatment

The first visit will be just over an hour this includes an initial consultation and treatment. Each treatment after that will be approximately one hour. The cost of each treatment is currently 60 euro.

Who is likely to benefit from a complementary therapy treatment

Everyone can benefit from regular treatments. It has helped many people with a wide variety of aliments. Most importantly it is excellent as a preventive health care regime as it keeps the body in perfect health and so we are better able to cope with the stresses and strains of daily living and with whatever may come our way as we journey through our lives.

Some of the aliments that may benefit from complementary therapy

Acne, arthritis, asthma, anxiety, back ache, bladder and bowel problems, chronic fatigue syndrome, constipation and diarrhoea, colitis, crohn’s disease, cystitis, depression, digestive disorders, eczema, energy maintenance and enhancement, hay fever, headaches, insomnia, irritable bowel syndrome, joint and muscle pain, menopause, menstrual problems, migraine, post viral fatigue, pregnancy, rheumatism, sciatica, skin problems, sports injuries, stress management & many more.

Complementary not alternative

Holistic treatments are used to interpret energy flow, treat the energy body and support the client in their own healing process. They are not used to diagnose, nor are they intended to replace conventional medicine. In instances of illness or bodily dysfunction, a medical practioneer should be consulted.