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Acupuncture
Read MoreAcupuncture is an ancient system of medicine. The earliest acupuncture books were written over two thousand years ago and today, worldwide, there are over three million practitioners.
Arts Therapies
Read MoreThe Arts Psychotherapies include Art Therapy, Dramatherapy and Music Therapy. These Creative Therapies offer a unique form of psychological therapy, conducted in a safe and confidential relationship with a qualified Arts Therapist.
Bowen Technique
Read MoreThe Bowen Technique is a gentle, subtle and relaxing hands-on treatment, suitable for adults and children, including newborn babies and the elderly.
Dietitian
Read MoreDietitians are clinically trained to work with a range of diet related conditions such as: celiac disease, Diabetes, high cholesterol or blood pressure, IBS, reflux, constipation, eating disorders, fussy eating and many more and they aim to use the most up to date scientific evidence and clinical guidelines to devise individualised dietary interventions.
Dietitians have the only legally recognised graduate qualification in nutrition and dietetics that is registered with the Healthcare Professions Council (HCPC). The HCPC is a national regulatory body which ensures rigorously maintained standards of training, professional skills, behaviour and client safety are kept up to date, and Dietitians are one of 13 healthcare professions regulated by them.
Hypnotherapy
Read MoreHypnosis is a dreamlike state of consciousness, that has been used for centuries to promote healing. It is best explained as a state of extreme physical and mental relaxation, whereby the patient experiences a sense of detachment from reality and a heightened suggestibility.
Massage
Read MoreToday massage is becoming increasingly respected and popular. Whether you are looking for a relaxing massage or something to help with aches and pains, Lifeways has severeral massage practitioners offering different specialities and styles to suit your needs.
Reflexology
Read MoreThe art of reflexology dates back to Ancient Egypt, India and China, however it wasn't until 1913 that Dr. William Fitzgerald introduced the therapy to the West as 'zone therapy'. He identified that reflex areas on the feet and hands were linked to other areas and organs of the body within the same zone.
