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24.01.2022 Apologizes to anyone wanting to book in, I am completely booked this coming week and only a few spots left in the next. It's just the flow of things sometimes. Take care everyone.

23.01.2022 Did You Know: The Pectoralis Minor muscle is a major contributor to rounded shoulder posture. When the pectoralis minor muscle tightens and shortens, it pulls t...he shoulders forward which then causes upper back pain. Entrapment by the pectoralis minor muscle can block blood and nerve flow to the arms causing pain, tingling, numbness (dysesthesia) and unusual sensations (parasthesias). The pectoralis minor’s very strong tendon overlies the brachial plexus of nerves and the axillary artery that make up the neurovascular bundle that serves the arm. (Image from the Anatomy In Motionn app) See more

21.01.2022 Music predates language, there’s something very primal about music. - Dr Maggie Haertsch I recommend watching ABC catalyst - Music on the Brain.

17.01.2022 Natural Therapies and legitimate providers are under threat!! If you believe that you should have a say in your natural therapy cover or see the benefit in it, please sign.

15.01.2022 For any of my industry friends.

14.01.2022 GIFT CERTIFICATES NOW AVAILABLE I have been asked frequently lately if I do gift certificates and with the silly season here I thought it a good time to share. If you are looking for something for that impossible person to buy for or just know someone who could do with some repair and relaxation, why not get them this. Take care and Merry Christmas.

14.01.2022 If your in the northern suburbs and aren't busy Sat, consider this. You'll have a fantastic time and be supporting cancer research and the township of Gawler all at once. Win win. Also, you could win a free massage that I've donated.

14.01.2022 Brachial Plexus Injury - "A brachial plexus injury is an injury to the brachial plexus the network of nerves that sends signals from your spine to your should...er, arm and hand. A brachial plexus injury occurs when these nerves are stretched, compressed or, in the most serious cases, torn. This can happen when your shoulder is pressed down forcefully while your head is pushed up and away from that shoulder; a direct contact hit also can compress these nerves. Brachial plexus injuries are common in contact sports such as football, but they can also result from auto or motorcycle accidents or falls. Babies sometimes sustain brachial plexus injuries during birth. Other conditions, such as inflammation or tumors, may affect the brachial plexus. Minor injuries may get better on their own, but severe brachial plexus injuries require surgical repair." Full article Here: http://mayocl.in/1Au4gMc

13.01.2022 SHOULDER PAIN SELF MASSAGE This is part 1 of 2 videos, I highly recommend this to anyone experiencing shoulder pain. Please use CAUTION whenever self massaging and never go beyond your pain tolerance. RELAX, things go a whole lot easier when you do.

12.01.2022 Everything is connected. Have an amazing day.

12.01.2022 What a great way to kick start your 2019, and in the comfort of your own home to boot. This chick is amazing, I highly recommend her.

12.01.2022 "Not everything that can be counted counts and not everything that counts can be counted" is a quote attributed to Albert Einstein! Alas, this is the plight of ...many complementary therapies as the limited scope of research available does not support efficacy. We who use these therapies in our clinics daily and our clients see and feel the results. With or without private health insurance recognition people will continue to use them because they work! Many of us have been in the natural health industry well before there was any health insurance rebate available for these modalities and they flourished then for the same reason. Given that most health funds provide only a small rebate for natural therapies it will be interesting to see how much of a difference this change will make to premiums and the subsequent savings to the federal government by way of the reduction in the 30% rebate on said premiums. See more

10.01.2022 This is amazing! If anyone wants a good free yoga experience, let me know. Take care.

08.01.2022 Due to a family death I will not be working for the remainder of the year. Thank you for your understanding. Jess.

07.01.2022 SHOULDER PAIN SELF MASSAGE pt2 This is part 2 of 2 videos, I highly recommend this to anyone experiencing shoulder pain. Please use CAUTION whenever self massaging and never go beyond your pain tolerance. RELAX, things go a whole lot easier when you do.

07.01.2022 Hi everyone, I am currently in the U.S. and my phone operation has been sketchy. Just a FYI that I will be back home and working again on the 1st of March. I will contact those of you who have enquires when I am back. Sorry for any inconvenience. Thanks, Take care, Jess.

06.01.2022 What are you doing about your fuzz? What is the fuzz? What are you talking about weirdo? Check out this video and then let’s talk. ... Have a great day everyone.

06.01.2022 Bruno’s key to success and what to do after a massage (including the dancing if you feel inclined). Have a fantastic week everyone and feel fabulous.

06.01.2022 Due to the current virus climate and the PM’s announcement, I have decided to close my doors until further notice. I am optimistic that this will be over soon and life will be back to some normality shortly. Take whatever opportunity you have to quiet yourself, breathe and release any nervous tension you feel. (Stress will only reduce your immune response) Eat well, exercise gently and as always, Drink Water. Take care and stay safe. Xx Jess

06.01.2022 Arm: in zoology, either of the forelimbs or upper limbs of ordinarily bipedal vertebrates, particularly humans and other primates. The term is sometimes restri...cted to the proximal part, from shoulder to elbow (the distal part is then called the forearm). In brachiating (tree-swinging) primates the arm is unusually long. The bones of the human arm, like those of other primates, consist of one long bone, the humerus, in the arm proper; two thinner bones, the radius and ulna, in the forearm; and sets of carpal and metacarpal bones in the hand and digits in the fingers. The muscle that extends, or straightens, the arm is the triceps, which arises on the humerus and attaches to the ulna at the elbow; the brachialis and biceps muscles act to bend the arm at the elbow. A number of smaller muscles cover the radius and ulna and act to move the hand and fingers in various ways. The pectoralis muscle, anchored in the chest, is important in the downward motion of the entire arm and in quadrupeds pulls the limb backward in locomotion. The term arm may also denote the limb or the locomotive or prehensile organ of an invertebrate, such as the ray of a starfish, tentacle of an octopus, or brachium of a brachiopod. Watercolor painting of hand, dorsal forearm, lateral arm, and posterior shoulder musculature by Jeff Sant