11 October 2019
Annual Charity Pamper Event raises over £1,000 for Winston’s Wish
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On Saturday 5th October we welcomed members of the public into the clinic to indulge themselves in an afternoon of relaxation and refreshments to help raise money for the Winston’s Wish Charity. Winston’s Wish supports children, young people and their families after the death of a parent or sibling. They give bereaved families the opportunity […]
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Relax and unwind at Thame Therapy Clinic’s Pamper Day
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We would like to invite you to join us at the clinic for our annual fundraising Pamper Day which this year will be in aid of Winston’s Wish supports children, young people and their families after the death of a parent or sibling. They give bereaved families the opportunity to talk about and make sense of what […]
Read More16 July 2019
THE TREATMENT OF CHRONIC HEALTH PROBLEMS WITH ACUPUNCTURE AND AURICULOTHERAPY (Ear Acupuncture)
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In this article I would like to give an insight into the sort of issues I treat as an Acupuncturist and also introduce the use of Auriculotherapy or Ear Acupuncture as an additional means of addressing chronic health problems. Chronic Health Problems Acupuncture is known by many as a wonderful solution for everyday stresses and […]
Read More19 June 2019
We are pleased to welcome a new Acupuncturist to the clinic: Deborah Amlot,
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We are pleased to welcome new Acupuncturist, Deborah Amlot to the clinic, who has taken over from Poppy Bowler and will be working closely with Andy Roscoe . Deborah explains her interest and training in Acupuncture :- “Acupuncture has had a very positive impact on my life and my children’s lives and I decided to […]
Read More24 May 2019
How often do you get a good night’s sleep?
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Stephanie Clarkson is a multi-disciplinary therapist based here in Thame Therapy Clinic and specialises in improving sleep and anxiety in adults and young people. According to the UK’s Sleep Council, 30% of us sleep poorly most nights. Be it difficulty getting to sleep, night time waking or poor quality sleep, it’s undeniable that a good […]
Read More24 May 2019
NUTRITION IS AT THE CENTRE OF GOOD HEALTH.
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The key and at the centre of good health is Nutrition. Food with its abundance of nutrients and components are our bodies fuel, enabling us to carry out everyday activities and achievements, as well as many great and incredible feats and endurance. The absence, deficiencies and excesses of foods can restrict, reduce and ultimately cause […]
Read More5 April 2019
Spring Changes Affecting Our Health….
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Andy Roscoe, Acupuncturist and Director here at Thame Therapy Clinic, offers an Acupuncture perspective on the changes accompanying the onset of Spring. Although the timings of our seasons are no longer reliable, we can all feel the signs that Spring is on the way, and by the time this article is published the daffodils may […]
Read More3 March 2019
Manual Lymphatic Drainage Therapy
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Nainesh Vasistha, of Thame Therapy Clinic explains how a well-functioning lymphatic system contributes to healthy body tissue and plays an important part in the body’s immune responses. Most people are familiar with the body’s circulatory system that carries blood to and from the tissues, but few understand there is another equally vital system of vessels – […]
Read More8 February 2019
Why am I in Pain?
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Mick Mcleary, bodyworker here at Thame Therapy Clinic explains why deep tissue massage is an essential part of unlocking pain caused by old scar tissue… Our physical bodies sometimes take a hit and go into pain. Often the cause is recent and clear, eg a fall, or an accident, or lifting something heavy. But there […]
Read More6 January 2019
Are Retained Reflexes holding your child back? Could Neuro Developmental Therapy help?
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An increasing number of children are currently being labelled with autistic spectrum disorders (ASD’s), attention deficit disorders (ADD & ADHD), dyslexia, dyspraxia, auditory, visual & sensory processing disorders etc. Many struggle meanwhile with non-specific difficulties such as classroom learning, movement control, social interactions, concentration and even emotional maturity. Many ‘labels’ have a medical reference, which […]
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