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HYPNOTHERAPY
Hypnotherapy is the use of hypnosis for appropriate therapeutic purposes. It is practised by a hypnotist, Hypnotherapist, hypnotist and...
...wider psychotherapists practicing hypnosis. Respecting the integrity of the patient, Hypnotherapy can bring positive effects in various pathologies: In obstetrics (reduce the pain of childbirth) In Stomatology and dental surgery (better control of pain, bleeding, salivation and allows to better combat the anxiety, nausea...) In anesthesia, (decreasing stress linked to the operation, or even allow some interventions without resorting to general anesthesia) In Dermatology (psychosomatic illnesses) By sexologie In Neurology (migraines, insomnia, anxiety, fear) In Psychiatry (neuroses, behavioural disorders, anorexia, bulimia, alcoholism, addiction, social phobias, depression...) In psychotherapy (shyness, preparations for examinations and competitions, school problems, professionals...) In medicine, sport (performance improvement) In Oncology (improve the immune system).
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HYPNOTIC MASSAGE
Therapeutic or relaxation massage which includes self-hypnosis to achieve a full physical and mental relaxation in an effort to prevent muscle...
...tension during a therapeutic massage or simply reach a higher state of well-being during a relaxation massage.
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THERAPEUTIC SWEDISH MASSAGE
Combining firmness and gentleness, it affects mostly the muscles, the joints, and the skin, as well as the respiratory and nervous systems...
Therapeutic or relaxation massage which includes self-hypnosis to achieve a full physical and mental relaxation in an effort to prevent muscle tension during a therapeutic massage or simply reach a higher state of well-being during a relaxation massage.
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CALIFORNIAN MASSAGE
A massage made up of continuous and encircling fluid movements. The movements include long effleurages and kneading, which act deep...
...down in the tissues. This treatment relieves tension and leads to relaxation and self-surrender.
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FOOT CARE
Soaking, exfoliation, nail and cuticle trimming, peeling, callus removal, moisturizing massage.
Products used: Ridha high quality professional product for effective care.
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LYMPH-DRAINAGE
Practised by physiotherapists, this treatment contributes to stimulate the lymphatic system. It encompasses two main phases: the first...
...aims at “pumping” the highly vascularised areas where lymphatic networks are located (e.g. popliteal fossa, armpits, femoral trigone); and the second clears the lymph through pressure movements such as blotter (from palm to fingers) or unrolling the hands (from the little finger to the thumb), from distal to proximal. This treatment is beneficial to persons with lymphoedema or venous oedema, to a lesser extent (though this will alter the treatment slightly: the pumping stage will be skipped, and movements will be slow and will follow the venous network), as well as persons suffering from “heavy legs”.
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ABDOMINAL MASSAGE
An abdominal massage focuses on relaxing the abdomen and, more particularly, the intestines. It aims to degas the digestive tract, which...
..., in turn, reduces the main cause of abdominal pain and stress.
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MOXATHERAPY
Moxibustion is a stimulation technique used to warm acupuncture points.
The moxa is the warm object used to induce the stimulation.
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ESSANTIAL OILS
An essential oil (also known as volatile oil) is the concentrated hydrophobic liquid made from the volatile aromatic (odoriferous) compounds of a plant. It is obtained through distillation or ...
solvent/chemical extraction (with water, alcohol, etc.). Despite the name, essential oils are not necessarily oily. They are defined as follows: “Odorous product, generally of complex chemical composition, obtained from a botanically defined vegetable raw material, either by water or dry distillation, or by another appropriate method which excludes any use of heat. Essential oils are usually separated from the aqueous phase by a physical process, which produces no significant change in its composition.” Essential oils are mixtures of molecules composed primarily of terpenes (non-aromatic hydrocarbons) derived from isoprene and not benzene and oxygenated compounds (alcohols, aldehydes, ketones). Essential oils are obtained either by water or dry distillation or by expression (zest extraction). In the latter, there is still an ambiguity regarding the denomination. According to AFNOR (the French standardization authority), oils obtained by expression must be called “essence” whereas both the French and European Pharmacopoeia still use the term “essential oil”, which has been chosen by pharmacognosists. The quantity of essential oil contained in plants is always small, even tiny. n.
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