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Imbalance may occur due to...
- Hormonal Imbalances
- Diabetes
- Inflammation
- Muscle discomfort
- Digestive Problems
- Mental Well-being
- Structural Misalignment
These are the key areas of focus...
There's always hope!
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A healthy body is built on the foundation of a balanced lifestyle
With the fast-paced nature of modern life, many individuals choose to forgo meal preparation and cooking. This frequently leads to a preference for fast food or ready-made meals.
Think of your body like a car. Just as a car runs better with high-quality fuel and oil, our bodies thrive on nutritious food. When a car is regularly fueled with subpar oil and gas, it struggles to operate efficiently and may ultimately fail. Consider how the food you eat influences your body's performance in a similar manner.
Thankfully, you can create healthy meal choices little effort, and your body will thank you with boosted energy and better health from these vital nutrients.
The rapid pace of life can lead to increased stress. How can we address this challenge? A practical solution is to prioritize rest and relaxation into our daily routines, tailored to each individual's preferences.
Drawing from my experience as an Acupressure Practitioner and Integrative Health Practitioner I believe that restoration of health comes from achieving balance within the body through various therapies.
Acupressure
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The session offers a combination of acupressure and nutritional counseling
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It lasts about 90 minutes, beginning with nutritional advice.
The health investment is $135 per session
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The client remains fully clothed during the entire session.
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It is advisable to schedule 6 sessions, each lasting between 30 min. to 1 hour.
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During the session, a combination of unique techniques may be performed, such as the Bowen Technique, Emmett Technique, Art of Bodywork, Applied Kinesiology, and others.
Health investment: $65 per session
Certified in Bowen Technique - Emmett Technique
Trained in Applied Kinesiology - Art of Bodywork -
Reflexology
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