Sylvain Ayité
Sylvain works from the heart to bring about spiritual development with psychological healing. He is focused on helping people achieve positive, tangible, and permanent changes.
Practitioners
Marie-Anne Cody
Physiotherapist offering deep tissue massage for problem areas and injuries, including trigger point and myofascial techniques. Also Craniosacral therapy and Reiki therapy.
Likes to offer a deep relaxing massage too.
Sarah Cornelious
Sarah offers therapeutic massage, reflexology, aromatherapy, myofascial release, seated acupressure and guided relaxation sessions. She has practised since 1998 both freelance and in community based projects.
Kate Hedges
Kate works with clients experiencing a wide range of issues including anxiety, depression, stress, exploration of identity, and relationship difficulties. She has considerable experience working with mental health and a specialism in trauma. For more than 20 years Kate worked in ecotherapy in adult and adolescent services.
Fiona Makan
Holistic-Therapeutic Body Massage (a little similar in style to Swedish massage) can be adapted to suit your needs. My method of massage is nurturing and holistic. My technique has evolved and developed over time creating a tailored made massage that meets the needs of each individual client. This results in specific health rewards for the receiver and a positive recognition that my work has made a real difference. My aim is to give you the client a feeling of overall well-being, physically, mentally calm and revitalized.
With over 26 years qualified experience in this field, I have the knowledge that massage is indeed not to be overlooked as a method of preventative healthcare and also a hugely successful way to revitalize and listen to your body’s physiology and to support your mental health.
Michael McGovern
The work Michael does with clients is quite deep and technical and can be intense, but he tries to make it as pleasant as possible and explains what he is doing and why as he works. He encourages clients to regularly communicate throughout the session so that they can find the source of pain and treat it, with the aim of providing a release and longer-term healing.
Lorena McLaughlin
Lorena practices Craniosacral therapy. This is a gentle, hands on method of evaluating and enhancing the function of the Craniosacral system which is made up of the membranes and fluid that surround and protect the brain and spinal cord.
Stephen McMurray
Stephen has a particular interest in pain management and hypnohealing.
Hypnosis is a state of mind related to deep relaxation, increased suggestibility and narrowed focus. Hypnotherapy is when hypnosis is used for therapeutic purposes. Hypnotherapy is a complimentary medicine in which the power of the mind is used to make changes and reach positive outcomes.
“I assist the client to enter a very relaxed state of hypnosis and then make positive suggestions that help the subconscious mind achieve desired goals. Hypnotherapy can help people reach their goals in a number of different areas, such as; stopping smoking, overcoming fears, boosting mood, insomnia, pain management, stress management, weight management.”
Douglas Ross
From the initial consultation Douglas will work with you toward your specific aims, whether stress management or the relief of pain. Douglas believes that massage is an essential element of self-care. In his own words, “sharing relaxed and body centred presence is one of life’s greatest gifts.”
Adrian Tupper
Adrian offers counselling to adults regardless of age, sex, sexual orientation, race and history. He has been counselling since 2007.
Adrian uses an integrative approach but practises mostly psychodynamically, where the unconscious is made conscious through the exploration of emotions and our defences to them.
Adrian is also a qualified supervisor for counsellors and anyone in the helping professions.