Below are some of the
questions and answers that are often asked by my new
customers. If you have a query which is not answered below
then please ring me on 07814 914707. |
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How much do you charge?
Each new client
has an in-depth consultation to assess their
condition. If I feel that I am unable to
help then I will explain and I will not charge
for the consultation. My treatments
start at just £20.
If you are interested in a treatment please ring
me for a price. |
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How many treatments will I need?
I try to treat my
patients within one session. However some
patients require additional treatments or top up
sessions. It depends on your particular
problem or condition. |
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How long do the treatments take?
I can advise you
of the time your treatment will take. For
example an EMMETT treatment takes approx 25 mins but a full body massage can take from 1hr to
1½hrs. Indian head massage takes about
30-45mins. |
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Do
the treatments hurt?
No! My treatments
are all meant to be pain-free. If you feel pain
during treatment please tell me immediately.
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Do
I need to remove any items of clothing?
If you would
prefer to stay fully clothed then EMMETT or my healing
treatments or Indian head massage are ideal.
For reflexology you will need to remove your
shoes and socks. For massage treatments I ask
you to remove just the garments required e.g. shirt
for a back massage. Your privacy is maintained
at all times as I leave the room for you to
undress and you can cover yourself with my soft, freshly laundered
towels on the treatment couch. |
Are home visits available?
I offer a local 'home
visit' service for EMMETT, Indian head massage and
reflexology. I also offer a local mobile service for horses if they cannot come to my farm. |
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What ages do you treat?
I treat all ages
from babies to the elderly. All children
must be accompanied by an adult. I also
treat pets of any age! |
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Do
you have disabled access?
Please ask me about this. We have recently installed a new ramp to enable customers to walk from their car to the treatment room. There is one small step into the treatment room. |
