Showing posts with label Tay Medispa. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tay Medispa. Show all posts

Tuesday, 3 July 2018

Very best wishes to all at Tay Medispa!

I've been getting so busy with my gardening work, (and really enjoying it), that I'm going to give up one of my therapy days to free up more time for the outdoor life. So I'd like to say a big cheerio to all my friends at Tay Medispa, it's been lots of fun working there with my old friend Lesley Quinn and making new friends, especially Simon and Blanche. I know our working paths will come together in some way in the future and I'm looking forward to that!
Good luck all at Tay Medispa and see you very soon!
I am available on Mondays at Gareth Magee's clinic, just round the corner from Medispa in Caledonian Road. I'm also delighted to make local house calls - I know a lot of people find it difficult to travel. Either way, please just get in touch:by text or phone: 07450 332 430
or email: ianecowatt@gmail.com

Friday, 23 February 2018

Integrated Healthcare

All of us complementary therapists working here at Tay Medispa in Perth, Scotland, have been talking a lot about integrated healthcare - how to work even better together as a team at our clinic, and about how to link up with the other complementary therapists and clinics in and around Perth. And above all, how to get better communication going with all the people working here in the NHS, (for readers outside the UK, the NHS is our wonderful welfare state national health service), so that people know much more about what health support is available, how each service can help and when the various different treatments are most appropriate.
MUTUAL SUPPORT - by working together, the individual members of the reciprocating roof enable the whole structure to cover a very wide space with no central supporting post
We seem to be in a strange situation at the moment, having a mostly over stretched NHS and mostly under utilised complementary sector. I heard recently of people waiting two years for operations in this country - I'm sure that at least some of those people could be treated successfully with complementary therapy, gentler on all systems and available immediately. I offer a free initial 30 minute consultation, a great opportunity to find out more about CranioSacral Therapy and whether it might help you, to see the clinic and to find out about all the other treatments available at Medispa.
So I guess I'm going to carry on meeting up with people, opening the channels, giving demos and talks and generally explaining what we do.
TOPICS COMING SOON: A few tales from my own experiences of giving and receiving healthcare, NHS and complementary, the best and the worst.

Tuesday, 13 February 2018

!! NEW !! - Chi Kung PLUS - Classes and Tuiition

I developed Chi Kung Plus through showing clients exercises, to help them deal better with stress and as a general health boost. Chi Kung Plus is easy to learn, calming and fun, and highly effective. The exercises combine traditional Chi Kung with my complementary therapy experience, especially of CranioSacral Therapy. More here: Chi Kung Plus.

I'm available for small classes of two or three people and individual tuition here in Perth at Tay Medispa and currently sorting out a venue for larger classes.The studios at Inspire look great, one of them has a mirrored wall which is really handy for teaching, and there's a good friendly atmosphere there.
Chi Kung Plus is great for starting the day on courses or for a break in a stressful working day - please get in touch to talk about holding a class in your course programme or at your workplace.
email: ianecowatt@hotmail.com
mobile: 07450 332 430

Sunday, 11 February 2018

ENDLESS BEGINNINGS

It's brilliant to be working hands-on with patients again here at Tay Medispa in Perth, Scotland. Recent experiences have made me think about how to help people at an ever deeper level, with hands-on and remote patients, individually and in groups.
The tides of life.
ENDLESS BEGINNINGS
The subtle rhythms we work with in CranioSacral Therapy, certainly in the Upledger way I'm familiar with, are generally quite short cycles of seconds or minutes. I'm also aware of longer rhythms, the "tides"...