Onida Health Clinic
I realised early in life that I held a genuine interest in peoples’ health and wellbeing. After studying various holistic therapies and methods in assisting the body to balance itself, I developed my own intuitive, non invasive technique that combines gentle muscle manipulation and pressure which is based on the principle that gentle persuasion is more effective than heavy muscle manipulation.
People who have suffered from mobility complaints and from complaints associated with certain types of longstanding pain, have responded extremely well to the technique I have developed and after being in holistic practice for more than 10 years now, I have many long standing, satisfied clients.
The assistance I offer works with a variety of complaints such as head aches (migraines), back pain, sciatic discomfort, knee and ankle aches, OOS complaints, foot problems, sleeping problems and general mobility issues.
Mobility and back pain problems are treated effectively and safely, and clients report that they are often pain free and more mobile for many years after treatment. The body is a finely tuned machine and in our daily lives we sometimes forget that it is very easy for us to become unbalanced. It is often pain and discomfort that reminds us that “something needs to be done”!
Clients who have had a history of migraine headaches, for example, report the relief and freedom of being pain free after just a couple of treatments.
Over the course of time, I began to receive enquiries from happy clients suggesting that as the treatments were so successful with them, perhaps it would be just as successful with their beloved animals.
I began working with animals approximately 7 years ago and regularly attend dog agility and obedience shows, treating both people and their dogs. I now have extensive experience in working with dogs, horses and cows. My client base now consists of all manner of animals as well as my valued “humans”.
To assist with ease of treatment, I am flexible and will travel to treat horses. This allows me to view the horse “in movement” and to evaluate the best treatment to assist with the problem.
