Reflexology Kerry County

If you're looking for ultimate relaxation and a healthier you - you've come to the right place. As a specialised complimentary therapist I, Kay McDonnell, am committed to your comfort and satisfaction. Some believe that medicine has lost its holistic perspective and as a result of which many people now seek help from 'alternative' practitioners who seem able to devote time to their patients and listen to their concerns. Such practitioners also treat the 'whole person' rather than only their symptoms, a feature which seems to be valued by my patients.By giving people a more positive outlook, complementary therapies may possibly ease stress and help the immune system function more effectively.Your choice of therapy may be influenced by a range of factors and is very much a personal choice. First check out what it is you need. Do you want treatment for a specific condition? What do you feel comfortable with? Is what you want available in your area? Can you afford it ? Recommendations from friends or family following their experiences? However word of mouth does not always guarantee that the therapy is right for you. Following a one to one consultation, the therapy best suited to you and your needs will be discussed. Complimentary therapy Massage Therapy and Advanced Reflexology  has been found to improve circulation, joint range-of-motion and flexibility. It can reduce many common ailments such as stress, headaches, stiff neck, back pain, sciatica, reduces blood pressure, muscle

The Scotia Clinic, originally known as the Scotia Women’s Clinic, is located on the outskirts of Tralee town. They provide professional and caring services such as gynecology care, weight management, stress management, infertility care, pregnancy care, counseling, and ante natal and parenting. The staff at this clinic is under the leadership of Consultant Obstetrician Gynecologist, Dr. Mary McCaffrey. Dr. McCaffrey is a graduate of University College, Cork. She was appointed as Consultant  Obstetrician/ Gynaecologist at Kerry General Hospital in 1998 and opened The Scotia Clinic in 2002. In 2008 a partnership with Sims Clinic, Dublin has made it possible for IVF to be made more easily available to people in Munster.

Eithne Griffin studied Acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine here in Ireland and in Nanjing University Hospital, China and she also studied Homeopathy with the British Institute of Homeopathy in UK. She is also highly skilled in Cranio-Sacral Therapy, Stress Therapy and Life-Coaching, in Aromatherapy, Foot Massage/ Reflexology, Indian Head Massage, Hot Stone Massage, Maternity and Post-Partum Massage and Baby Massage and in Dietary and Nutritional advice.