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Carolynn Binnie Holistic Therapist

 
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Carolynn Binnie ITEC trained and qualified in Swedish Body Massage at the Canterbury School of Natural Therapies in 1994 and is a full member of the Guild of Holistic Therapists.

She practises Aromatherapy, Hot Stone, Swedish and Indian Head Massage. As a Therapist she is bound by a code of Professionalism and Ethics. Confidentiality and client care are always of utmost importance.

Carolynn attends regular training and courses to keep her skills updated, and during 2010 will be adding to her list of therapies. With a life long interest in complementary therapies, and a passion for helping others, Carolynn aims to treat each of her clients with courtesy, respect and on an individual basis.

Carolynn finds her work fulfilling & rewarding, and aims to provide people with a little rest and relaxation and a feeling of well-being.


CONTACT INFORMATION  
   
Contact NameCarolynn Binnie
Address
Herne Bay CT6 7QH
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Website http://www.cbhtherapist.co.uk


SERVICES


Aromatherapy ■ Hot Stone Massage ■ Therapeutic Massage ■ Indian Head Massage




Therapeutic Massage

Massage is recorded as one of the earliest forms of physical therapy and is known that it was used by different cultures over 3000 years ago.

Touch, pressure or flowing movements are applied to the skin and underlying tissues to release muscular tension and pain with the aim of achieving a beneficial response such as relaxation. Touch is stimulated by encountering an object and provides us with a wide range of sensations and information. With massage, touch is the gateway to feelings of comfort, reassurance, and relaxation.
Massage is the most effective therapy for releasing muscle tension and restoring balance to the musculo-skeletal system. Massage can be effective for the following
  • Stress and related conditions
  • Anxiety
  • Muscle tension
  • Insomnia




Aromatherapy

Aromatherapy has been used to treat people for thousands of years. China, Egypt and India have all recorded the use of plant oils for therapuetic use.

Aromatherapy involves the therapeutic application of essential oils made from flowers, leaves, stems, roots and trees in a variety of ways, including massage, baths and inhalation.

Aromatherapy is now used to treat people both physically and psychologically. As well as having a lovely aroma, which can be a beneficial experience in itself, oils have strong healing properties, and can be used for a wide range of conditions, including
  • Stress & Depression
  • Immune booster
  • Insomina
to name but a few.



Indian Head Massage

Indian Head Massage is based on the ayurvedic system of healing which has been practiced in India for over a thousand years
The massaging of the scalp, neck, face, shoulders, back and arms is particularly beneficial for the release of tension, promoting well-being and relaxation. It has been reported that the therapy is a deeply calming, relaxing & serene one and that the client may feel revitalised, energised and have better concentration.

Indian Head Massage is performed with the client fully dressed, and sitting on a chair. May be performed with or without oils depending on the clients choice.

It can be effective in the following:
  • Relief from eye strain & lack of concentration
  • Relief from muscle tension in the head, neck & shoulders
  • Insomnia



Hot Stone Massage

What could be nicer than the feel of smooth hot stones massaging away the cold, stress, tension, tiredness, aches and pains?
Hot Stone Massage is a truly relaxing treatment using hot stones of varying sizes on parts of the body – from the forehead to between the toes - giving a deep massage and creating a sensation of warmth and comfort.

The heat from the stones feels great and is also wholly therapeutic - helping detox the body and relaxing the nervous system. The stones used are smooth, volcanic basalt that retain their heat on the body for as long as possible.

After the heat of the hot stones to stimulate the body leaving you feeling completely refreshed and invigorated.

What happens during a treatment?

The oil will be applied over the body and initially the therapist will use her hands to transfer the heat from the stones and start the massage. The stones themselves will then be used to provide a deep and comforting massage. They will also be placed along the spine and various other parts of the body during the course of the massage.

What are the benefits of Hot Stone Massage?

The benefits of hot stone massage include: -
  • Deep relaxation, the warmth relaxes both physically and mentally
  • The heat from the stones is transferred to the body by conduction and it may reach up to 3cm into the muscle
  • Stress is reduced, relieving mental and physical fatigue
  • Circulation is improved and muscles have an increased blood supply, improving function
  • Toxins and waste are eliminated more quickly
  • The warmth can relieve pain in muscles and joints
  • Tension in connective tissue is decreased
  • There is a deep comfort of receiving warmth on the body.


The use of the therapist’s hands in conjunction with the stones also helps produce a more intensive experience.

Does it hurt? Are there any side effects?

The therapist handles the stones herself before putting them on your body so she will check they are at the right temperature. If they do feel too hot at any time, then the temperature can be reduced.

QUALIFICATION DETAILS
ITEC Swedish Massage Dipolma 1994


Service Categories
Aromatherapy, Stone Therapy Massage, Swedish Relaxation Massage

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