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Aromatherapy & Irritable Bowel Syndrome
27 October 2020Read MoreAn aromatherapy approach to a client with IBS
By Kate Mulliss
Before undertaking any aromatherapy massage we need to be clear about our client’s individual symptoms, expectations and treatment goals. There are lots of great oils at our disposal to blend for the relief of stress and anxiety and a great number of oils that can be antispasmodic, anti-inflammatory and anxiolytic.
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Irritable Bowel Syndrome & Reflexology
21 October 2020Read MoreBy Kate Mulliss, MAR
I recently wrote an article for the FHT professional therapist magazine on reflexology and aromatherapy approaches to IBS.
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Covid19 Update
23 July 2020Read MoreCovid19 update:
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New for 2020 - Half Price Revision Places
13 January 2020Read MoreTEACH Therapy has now been offering courses for almost 14 years so we recognise that many of you may want to repeat a course for revision as it's impossible to remember everything that you were taught.
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Our New Affiliate Scheme
Read MoreEarn revenue for referrals. TEACH Therapy launches its new affiliate scheme for suppliers & service providers to the Complementary & Alternative Health & beauty Industry
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Using Essential Oils during Pregnancy
Read MoreAromatherapy is the therapeutic use of essential oils to restore balance to mind, body and spirit. Essential oils are natural essences extracted from a wide variety of plants. They can have many effects – antidepressant, sedative, analgesic, antibacterial, anti-inflammatory – which means that they can be used to support a wide range of needs, of both a physical and psychological nature.
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Dynamic Body-Use for Massage Practitioners
Read MoreHow to apply pressure without straining your body or damaging your hands is one of the greatest challenges involved in massage.