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THE OLD
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Reflexology.... |
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is a form of natural holistic therapy based on the ancient discovery that there are
points on the feet and hands that correspond to specific areas of the body. There
are over 7,000 nerve endings located in the feet. These areas or "reflexes" are accessed
by using special pressure techniques. Imbalances or blockages in the tissues, organs
and systems of the body can be detected and treated to restore balance and well- |
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Aromatherapy.... |
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is based on the healing properties of natural oils obtained from a variety of plants. These essential oils act on both physical and emotional levels to restore a sense of balance. Combined with specific massage techniques the treatment can be tailored to an individuals therapeutic needs to encourage the body's own healing mechanism. Many use aromatherapy to assist in the reduction of stress, aches and pains. The benefits of aromatherapy are many and varied. Essential oils are selected and blended according to the individuals requirements and therapeutic needs. |
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Therapeutic Massage.... |
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is the soothing manipulation of soft tissues to promote health and well being. Massage is commonly used to encourage relaxation effecting the whole body through rhythmically applied pressure with the hands. Benefits include relieving muscular aches and pains, improving lymph drainage, circulation and skin condition. Treatments can provide an enormous energy boost in a gentle, controlled manner. Ideal for pre or post sports activities. Communication between mind and body can be improved aiding posture and stress related conditions, such as migraines and insomnia. Many use massage simply for the feel of well being that it promotes. |
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To help you unwind and make the most of your stay at the Old Rectory why not indulge yourself with a relaxing therapy treatment with a fully qualified ITEC therapist.