Liz Vowles
I first came to yoga as a teenager when I experienced the wonder of feeling grounded, centred and blissful through simple movement and breath.
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I first came to yoga as a teenager when I experienced the wonder of feeling grounded, centred and blissful through simple movement and breath.
I’m Heather, a qualified physiotherapist at Kirkbymoorside Natural Health Centre. I offer a hands-on approach to physiotherapy, combining massage, manipulation and soft-tissue release techniques with tailored home exercises
I take an integrative approach to counselling, with a person-centred foundation, placing the therapeutic relationship at the heart of what we do together.
I have been supporting women through their pregnancy and postnatal journey for over 4 years and have helped hundreds of women. With more than 1000 hours of yoga training, including specialist pregnancy, postnatal and c-section recovery training, you’re in safe hands
I started my yoga journey over 20 years ago when I needed help to recover movement in my left shoulder after breaking my collar-bone.
My first encounter with reflexology was as a gift on my 24th birthday. This treatment left me feeling deeply relaxed and with my feet positively glowing. Later that night I enjoyed the best nights sleep and woke the next morning feeling energised.
The magic of what yoga does, how it makes one feel more full and connected with oneself and the world, never ceases to amaze me. I simply love it!
I have worked as a natural health practitioner since 1993 when I discovered the benefits of massage for back problems and general stress.
He began his training in 1996 at the John Wernham College of Classical Osteopathy and the British College of Osteopathic Medicine.
I studied Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) and have now been practising acupuncture for 7 years.
