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New Practitioner Spotlight – Amanda Brooks – Health Kinesiology | Body/Emotion Code – Bicester, Oxfordshire
Therapies practised? Health Kinesiology Body/Emotion Code What led you to do what you do? I realised from very early in my life, that I had a natural ability to tune into people’s emotions and feelings. In 1990 when I was working as a Chiropractor, I realised that people were structurally getting better but emotionally their system was caught in trauma which was manifesting in all sorts of health issues. I looked round for what else was out there and become fascinated with kinesiology, I felt like I had come home, when I was working with the tools of the kinesiology, and soon turned my busy Chiropractic Clinic into a…
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New Practitioner Spotlight – HydroWellbeing – Veronica Anya – Hydrotherapy – London & Luton
What therapies do you practice? Colon Hydrotherapy What led you to do what you do? I’ve always suffered with constipation and IBS, Colon Hydrotherapy saved my life as I was starting to become very ill. Once I did a deep cleanse which I now share with my client’s in conjunction with a colonic treatment, my life changed overnight! No more years of suffering and having a bloated stomach and my depression got better too, I was a different person! It’s written that our gut is our second brain and if that’s not functioning properly everything gets turned upside down, I am grateful that I was able to find this holistic…
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New Practitioner Spotlight – NU.U Therapy – Massage | Reflexology | Facials – Manchester City Centre & Trafford
Therapies practised? Therapeutic Swedish Full Body Massage. Realignment Deep Tissue / Sports Massage Pure Bliss Aromatherapy Massage Restorative Reflexology Lymphatic Drainage Aromatherapy Facial and light Therapy Facial Recovering Legs Massage Relieving Pregnancy Massage Healing Indian Head Massage What led you to do what you do? I studied Music Therapy in my last year of University and I wanted to find something holistic and be able to help people through therapy and massage therapy has given me a chance to progress in this field. What’s the best thing about doing what you do? I find it very inspiring to be able to help others as practice of self-care…
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Interview with our Founder Ran Janda
We picked the brains of our founder Ran Janda to find out how Holistic Room came about and what her plans are for the future. Read on to reveal what we found out… How did you come up with the idea for Holistic Room? Gosh, I had the idea for Holistic Room over 10 years ago! I’m a trained Homeopath and Acupuncturist and I remember after qualifying, I was a bit like…what now? I wanted to be able to advertise myself and my services online but didn’t know how or where to start. I didn’t have any technical knowledge so the thought of creating a website just scared me. I…
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New Practitioner Spotlight – Linda Pyrah – Reiki – Harden, West Yorkshire
Location – Harden, West Yorkshire What led you to practice Reiki? My sister had Reiki when she was in a hospice & I thought it was a lovely way to help people pass over to the other side. When I started training to do Reiki I realised just how relaxing it is. What’s the best thing about doing what you do? The best thing about doing Reiki on regular clients is seeing the difference Reiki makes to them. Reiki helps to balance the body & aids with many illnesses. When given on a regular basis the client feels a lot improved mentally & physically. To contact Linda or to make a…
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Are You Winter Ready?
Vitamin D can help support the body in two ways, firstly by acting as ‘sunshine in a bottle’, vitamin D supplements help boost the levels in the body, which is often low in most people living in the UK due to the low levels of sunshine. Vitamin D is effective in treating Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) which is common in the dark winter months. Vitamin D has also recently been revealed to support the immune system by stimulating innate immunity in the body. The herbal tincture Echinacea also has a good reputation for increasing immunity by boosting the white blood cell count. However, be sure to check with your GP…
