OsteopathyPosted by Glenn Mon, May 31, 2010 08:16:11I like to read. i am currently reading a lot of books on investing personal development. one book i am trying to finish is Automated wealth. one sentence that resonated with me, and i wanted to share here is this- "business should not be about sales. it should be about making the world you inhabit a little bit nicer than it was. "
my aim in coming to work to treat your pain, is to ultimately make your world and mine a nicer place.
OsteopathyPosted by Glenn Thu, September 24, 2009 15:37:59Finally after lots of interviews and trials I have found "THE ONE". I have worked on my own for 4 years, because I haven’t found anyone that I think YOU would be happy with. I wanted to find someone who could do the things I
coudn’t as well as doing what I do.. No easy task!! I have now found a fantastic lady who I think fits in well with the services we offer here already.
Her name is Sylvie Hamilton, and she is a relatively recent graduate. She started working here on the 1st September. As well as being an Osteopath she is also qualified in bodywork,
Japanese facial massage,
hot stone therapy, Indian head massage, Aromatherapy, and
Sports Massage! She is also doing
Cranial Osteopathy, so if you are a little more sensitive, or have
babies with colic, or who
don’t sleep, who are restless or who don’t settle. Sylvie may be able to help. Cranial Osteopathy can also help with whiplash injuries,
post operatively and post
dental work. If you aren’t sure, call us FREE on 08009807151 so we can best help you manage your health.
AcupuncturePosted by Glenn Tue, February 03, 2009 17:50:50Last Thursday i was invited to represent the British Acupuncture council on £ counties Radio.
the Council has been developing a strategy to raise awareness of traditional acupuncture in the UK. the purpose of this radio interview was to explain more about the diagnostic process involved.
i think for an element of drama, the idea was to use tongue diagnosis as the initial engagement, to then convey information about the whole, much bigger picture.
So, with some trepidation, i turned up at the radio station. i'd been there before to talk a little about osteopathy in October 2007 so was familiar with the process.
the interview went well, with the only problem being not finding anything exciting on the 2 presenters whose tongues i had to examine. Still i think i did quite well!! what they were looking for i think was something "meaty".. a real problem, but you arent going to find them in 2 young relatively fit people. The presenter was disappointed with the lack of death and illness.
i am however hoping that my radio / film career is just beginning!! lol
OsteopathyPosted by Glenn Tue, August 12, 2008 15:35:45
I originally
started training at Guys Hospital Medical school to train to be a doctor. While
I was there I got ill, starting with a dislocated knee, and recurrences of
that, frequent trips to the Orthopedics department, and surgery, then a couple of
other issues, caught every bug going (this was before MRSA when we only had
colds to deal with), diagnosed as ME,
but later found to be a soya allergy/ intolerance. (more on that another
time!).
I left medical
school, still wanting to be in a caring healing environment so looked at the
various alternatives. I didn’t like the idea of being a physio, I didn’t like
the chiropractic attitude at the time, and the Osteopathic College were really
friendly and welcoming. So that is the path I settled on. Physiotherapy didn’t
really help me when I was recovering from my dislocating knee, despite having
one of the top rehab centres in London and some good physios, so I looked for
something else.. and found it in bounty ( remember that advert!) I mean .. Osteopathy.
I remember while I was having my year out I read a lot of
philosophy, and really enjoyed my interview at the BSO, where I debated with
Miss Smith on idealism and other subjects.
When I was younger, people used to say I was good with my
hands, now as I say to people “ I do it for a living”.
AcupuncturePosted by Glenn Mon, August 11, 2008 16:39:45HEADS UP!! LOOK YOUNGER!! new and coming soon.. actually NOW- FACIAL
ENHANCEMENT ACUPUNCTURE. I have just done a course in facial
enhancement acupuncture, also known as the acupuncture face lift, and
am having startling and amazing results. people have commented on a
softening of their features those lines we hate so much and of a
general smoothing of their face. some have also commented on a firming
or tightening of the skin. all good i think!!. so if you feel that you
are starting to show signs of wear, maybe want to look younger AND KEEP
YOUR YOUTHFUL good looks why not give it a try!!
OsteopathyPosted by Glenn Mon, April 28, 2008 16:50:22we moved to Ashcroft because it was a nicer location, easier to get to and HAS ONSITE PARKING!!. we are slowly getting the trees removed.. which the council put TPO's on.. so the place is looking lighter and more open.
