TREATMENT PLAN

The Initial Consultation consists of -

A brief picture of the person’s current and past medical history, current and past medication etc., health and life situation, and perceived aims for this therapy.  This is then followed by a massage, which involves working on the body using oils/ointments to the back, limbs and abdomen concluding with a rest. In illness the level of warmth or lack of warmth can vary over parts of the body and this serves as a tool in addressing blockages, areas of tension etc., for the therapist. Following this initial meeting, the therapist draws up a treatment plan.
Contra-indications

 

2nd and Subsequent Sessions.

There is a short review at the beginning of each session; this is part of a continual assessment plan. Hands-on lasts an average of 30 minutes and is followed by a rest period of 20 minutes, which is considered an integral part of the therapy. It is preferred and desirable to create appropriate continuity for the treatment process, taking into account the therapist's assessment of the case as well as the patient’s needs and personal circumstances. A minimum of weekly sessions is essential.

Recommended number of treatments
Acute conditions 3 sessions, Chronic sessions 6, 8, 12 sessions

COST GUIDE

OILS AND OINTMENTS USED

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