I am blind. I see this as a distinct advantage (no pun intended). To me people are a blank canvas, I cannot see them and therefore I have no pre-conceived ideas of them or their issue/s. They tell me what the problem is and very often I find this to be very different to what their tissues are telling me, because of this I am then able to offer the treatment that best suits them and their body at that time.
I have a great desire to be better at what I do through knowledge, technique, interacting with people and promoting what I think is important.
I am very interested in self-care. For me there are 5 pillars of health. Movement, nutrition, environment, sleep and thinking.
Putting resources into all these areas results in well-being, and to me this is the very definition of self-care. Working with my clients to encourage this, identifying first the area that is lacking and then adding these things you will energise your whole being. I truly love what I do, and it makes me very happy to be using Osteopathy to help facilitate peoples’ quest for well-being.
