January Issue
HAPPY NEW YEAR!
I hope that this newsletter finds you happy, well and off to a good start in 2014. Apologies for the delay in getting this edition sent out but I have been busy sorting out the new timetable for 2014. I have decided to make some changes which I hope will not inconvenience anyone. I have reduced my days at Zen, increased my days at Footworks and will be embarking on a new adventure at a new location! As of Monday 3rd February appointments will be available as follows:
Monday & Wednesday: 9am - 8pm
* Sophie's Beauty Boutique *
80 Institute Road, Kings Heath. B14 7EY.
Thursday & Friday: 9am - 6pm
* Footworks Chiropody Clinic *
Saturday: 11am - 6pm
* Zen *
In this issue I am introducing a friend and colleague who practises the Bowen Technique and Sports Massage Therapy: Roland Baskerville.
Another short and snappy newsletter, I know, but as soon as I am settled into my new routine, they will return to their usual set-up with interesting tips and facts for you to devour :)
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Roland Baskerville
Holistic Therapist
Apart from being blessed with a particularly spectacular name, Roland is a dedicated and experienced practitioner. His career began as a Personal Trainer which then developed into Massage Therapy, preferring the hands-on approach to achieving good health and wellbeing. Roland was then selected to be Massage Therapist for the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra where he continues to offer the musicians treatments. Over the past 9 years he has developed the skills and knowledge necessary to heal and rehabilitate through Sports Massage Therapy and more recently, the Bowen Technique. |
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Sports Massage speaks for itself so it is the Bowen Technique that is particularly fascinating as a discipline. It is a very gentle hands-on therapy that involves a unique set of rolling-type movements which stimulate the muscles and soft tissue. The Bowen Technique addresses fascia which is the sheet of interconnective tissue that covers all parts of our body. By rolling over the fascia and muscles, messages are sent to our brain and then back again which is thought to correct and restore the efficiency of our overall structure. The hows and whys are fully explained on the Bowen Association UK website. If you suffer with aches and pains from previous injuries or postural issues, then it might be worth investigating how the Bowen Technique could benefit you. For more information and if you have any questions please contact Roland - he would be more than happy to help.
Click here for Roland's website and contact details.
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