10 May 2016
What can I do about hayfever?
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After a warm winter and a cold spring, the recent lift in temperatures has brought a sudden rise in pollen levels and for some the start of hayfever misery. Medical solutions range from relatively harmless saline solutions to stronger suppressants such as anti-histamines and steroids. The latter two may be faster acting but often carry […]
Read More13 April 2016
Refresh your mind and body this spring with Hypnotherapy…
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As a Hypnotherapist I know how effective Hypnotherapy can be for you wanting to change or improve your wellbeing…. Perhaps you want to eliminate those dirty cigarettes from your life so you feel fitter, stronger within, and breathe fresh unadulterated air…how good would that feel? or Rediscover your inner confidence. Do you tell yourself you […]
Read More20 March 2016
My child is not talking enough…
by admin / No CommentsWhen I hear a parent say these words, I know that they have probably been worrying about this for a long time. It can be a difficult to know just when to ask for help with your child’s communication skills. Friends may be quick to reassure you that “each child develops at their own pace” […]
Read More22 February 2016
Treating Sports Injuries and Physical Pains with Acupuncture
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**Acupuncture Awareness Week 6th – 13th March 16** Did you know that sports injuries and muscle traumas respond really well to Acupuncture? In fact Acupuncture is often the treatment of choice when there is an acute trauma with swelling and inflammation, where it is not physically possible to move the body without causing more pain. […]
Read More31 January 2016
Hot Stones Massage – A True Winter Warmer…
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The steam rises from the shimmering water, coiling upwards in the warm humidity of the room, and banishing the icy howl from outside the misted window panes. The smooth, soft, stones rest their gentle weight firmly against your skin, soaking their heat deep into your muscles and smoothing away the cares of your busy week… Hot […]
Read More19 January 2016
DOES S.A.D. REALLY EXIST?
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It has been fashionable for some years to describe low energy or depression in the winter as ‘suffering from S.A.D. or Seasonal Affective Disorder’. S.A.D. appears to be a general description of mid-winter malaise but in fact the concept is does have diagnostic significance and was well understood more than 2000 years ago in Chinese […]
Read More4 January 2016
New Year, New You….
by admin / No CommentsIts that time of year again. Mince pies, hurriedly wrapped presents, and that dreaded personal slight of socks and aftershave. Its a time where we look forward and make plans for the future; to do better, to be more, to take control of lives (mostly by striking the socks-and-aftershave gift giver off our presents list) […]
Read More10 December 2015
Project Showbox Oxford: Update…
by admin / No CommentsWe now have more than 40 boxes all ready for our drop off to Headington on Monday 14th December. Thank you so much for all your generous donations, we know they are going to be hugely appreciated.
Read More1 December 2015
We are collecting donations for Project Shoebox Oxford at the Clinic until 14th December!
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We are collecting donations for Project Shoebox Oxford at the Clinic until 14th December. If you can help please drop by with any unwanted toiletries/goods. They would be very much appreciated by women & children who will be spending Christmas in refuges this year as an escape from domestic abuse at home. So far we have collected […]
Read More1 November 2015
Are retained reflexes holding your child back?
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Are retained reflexes holding your child back? Could neuro-developmental therapy help? Jo Rodhouse explains more; Q. Who are the families you help? “Nowadays more and more children are being labelled with autistic spectrum disorders (ASDs), attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADD and ADHD), dyslexia, dyspraxia, sensory processing disorders etc. Meanwhile, many children struggle with non-specific difficulties such as classroom learning, movement control, social interaction, […]
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