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Reiki is a gentle, holistic healing therapy that promotes relaxation, reduces stress and supports emotional and energetic balance. It encourages a sense of calm, clarity and wellbeing, making it ideal for anyone feeling overwhelmed, fatigued or out of alignment. How it works: Reiki practitioners use light touch or hands held just above the body to channel healing energy. This helps rebalance the body’s natural energy flow, release tension and support the mind and body’s innate ability to heal. Most clients experience deep relaxation, warmth and a renewed sense of inner peace.

Thai massage is an energising, holistic treatment that combines deep stretching, acupressure and assisted yoga-style movements. It helps improve flexibility, release muscle tension and restore balance throughout the body, leaving you feeling lighter, refreshed and rebalanced. How it works: Performed on a mat, the therapist uses their hands, elbows, knees and feet to apply pressure and guide the body through gentle stretches. This stimulates energy flow, loosens tight muscles and enhances mobility. Unlike traditional massage, Thai massage involves movement and stretching, making it both therapeutic and deeply revitalising.

Abdominal massage is a gentle, therapeutic treatment that supports digestion, reduces bloating and eases discomfort in the stomach area. It helps release tension, improve circulation and promote a healthier, more balanced digestive system. How it works: Using soft, rhythmic techniques, the therapist works around the stomach and lower abdomen to encourage natural movement within the digestive tract. This helps relieve trapped gas, improve bowel function, reduce abdominal tightness and support overall gut wellbeing. Most clients feel lighter, relaxed and more comfortable after treatment.

Clinical reiki to mainly treat mental and emotional imbalances and stress. Powerful but gentle and penetrates right to the heart of the imbalance.

Where appropriate clients are assessed holistically to see the whole picture of a persons state and to get to the root of a patients condition, then various healing modalities are used to treat the individual often combined together. dietary and lifestyle factors are also taken into consideration depending on findings.

Tuina - Chinese medical massage and acupressure is a deep pressure technique to treat musculo skeletal pain and injuries.

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Quote "WhatClinic" for 20% Off Your 1st Session At The Fairlee Wellbeing CentreWhat are Deep Tissue, Holistic and Therapeutic Massages and how can they help me?Deep Tissue Massage with sports technique focuses on the deeper layers of muscle tissue. It aims to release the chronic patterns of tension in the body through slow strokes and deep finger pressure on the contracted areas, either following or going across the fibres of the muscles, tendons and fascia.Holistic Massage is all about tailoring the perfect treatment for you. The therapist looks at the causes of your tension and works with the whole you to help restore your natural inner balance. The Holistic Massage goes hand in hand with Therapeutic Massage which is performed with the aim of providing treatment for a specific condition.Both types of Massage incorporate a whole array of techniques, such as Deep Tissue manipulation, Thai massage, Swedish massage, stretches, breath work, energy holds and many more.These massages can help you with:Chronic painLimited mobilityRecovery from injuries (e.g. whiplash, falls, sports injury)Repetitive strain injuryPostural problemsOsteoarthritis painFibromyalgiaMuscle tension or spasm

For this Month Only - Mention "WhatClinic" to Receive 20% Discount On Your First Appointment At The Fairlee Wellbeing CentreWhat is Hypnotherapy?Hypnotherapy is an effective, clinically proven method of breaking unwanted habits quickly, easily and comfortably.Hypnosis is simply a state of magnified concentration, very similar to day dreaming.Hypnosis is a part of your everyday life: when you are watching television, reading a book, listening to music or driving a car you are often in a mild hypnotic state. For example, have you ever had the experience of making a journey and arriving at your destination, wondering how on earth you got there?This ‘working on auto-pilot’ is an example of everyday hypnosis.How can Hypnotherapy help me?Clinical hypnotherapy is the use of hypnosis for the treatment and relief of a variety of physical and psychological symptoms and all hypnotic states are characterised by wonderfully pleasant feelings of relaxation. It is seen in a variety of fields including medicine, dentistry, law enforcement, professional sports and educationCombining Hypnosis and NLP works very well and can help you overcome and manage a wide range of issues, including:Stopping smokingAnd much more… Who is in control? You are, at all times. It is completely safe; you will hear everything and remember it after the session. Hypnotherapy is not about control, but about a trained therapist helping a patient to access their unconscious mind and achieve their goals. Hypnosis is a state very similar to sleep but one

For this Month Only - Mention "WhatClinic" to Receive 20% Discount On Your First Appointment At The Fairlee Wellbeing CentreTui Na is one of the best ways of achieving balance in the body. A Casual observer watching a session sees what appears to be a thorough workout for the soft tissues and joints, but the practitioner aims to do more than this. Attention is focused on meridians and selected Acu-points points.What can Tui Na help me with?In China, Tui Na is used for conditions that, in the West, would be treated by osteopaths, chiropractors and physiotherapists or with drugs. Tui Na treats chronic pain, especially that caused by muscle-skeletal conditions and injuries. Neck, shoulder and back pain and immobility, sciatica and ‘tennis elbow’ all respond very well.Tui Na can also treat headaches, migraines, IBS, constipation, PMS and a whole range of emotional problems.It is a very vigorous massage; every technique requires movement as well as pressure, After the first session you may feel a little sore but after two or three more most people adjust to the deep pressure.

During the first visit you are asked questions about your medical history as well as your lifestyle. Advice how to improve your lifestyle is then given to help you benefit more from the treatments you have.