Elizabeth Lucas

PSYCHOTHERAPIST & HYPNOTHERAPIST

Dip C.H., Dip Psych., M.A.A.H.S

The mind controls our emotions, our behaviour and sense of well being. Everyone can learn the art of achieving peace of mind through relaxation and hypnotherapy. I specialise in the following practices: Stress release, relationship resolution, past life therapy, anxiety and phobias, panic attacks, addictions, weight control, pain, grief and trauma therapy and spiritual healing.

Intuitive Healing

Every human being on the planet has the gift of intuition. Increasingly we are becoming aware that tuning in to this inner “knowledge” will lead to an understanding of any blockages within our physical being, whether they originate in the mind, body or spirit, or even perhaps a combination of all three.

Gentle guided exercises lead to huge growth of personal power and knowledge of the inner, higher self.

Geraldine Woodhatch

NATUROPATH

BA, Grad Dip Lib., Dip Ed. ND.,

Dip Hom, Advanced Training Certificates in Clinical Ayurveda

Naturopathy has its roots in the Hippocratic School of Medicine (circa 4000BC). Fundamental to the practice of Naturopathy is the belief in the ability of the body to heal itself given the right opportunity. The naturopath uses natural foods, vitamins, minerals and herbs to prevent and treat disease which can often result from enervation, toxaemia and disorders of the blood and lymph.

Laurel Stephen

PHYSIOTHERAPIST

Dip Physio., MAPA

Physiotherapy, I believe, starts with good communication with the client so that assessment, treatment and prevention of injury or physical dysfunction, including relieving pain, aiding tissue healing and improving movement, function and fitness will be optimal.

A manual approach is used to restore and promote the physical and psychological well being to people of all ages.

Techniques used include mobilisation, stretches, massage, taping, exercises and ultrasound.

Paul Schmidt

MASSAGE, CRANIOSACRAL AND NEUROMUSCULAR THERAPIST

CtM BCTN R-System CST I & II (upledger)

Craniosacral Therapy is a subtle therapeutic technique, which mobilises the bones of the skull to enhance the flow of the cerebrospinal fluid, which bathes the brain and spinal cord. It has a profound and lasting effect on the entire nervous system. CST is used to treat: Migraine headaches, back pain disorders, spinal injuries, effects of stroke, effects of Parkinson’s Disease, poor memory and mood swings, learning difficulties (ADD/ADHAD), TMJ, jaw disorders and grinding of the teeth.

Neuromuscular Therapy restores the proper function and gives lasting relief to the major joints of the body. It is ideal for that niggling pain that never quite goes away. The therapy relaxes the painful area via specific tissue release techniques then realigns the joint thus restoring full range of motion.