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Ireland’s Remedial Therapist of the Year lives in Galway
Galway-based massage therapist Giada Labrecque has been named Ireland’s Remedial Therapist of the Year for 2023 in the Travel & Hospitality Awards.
Register for pertinent zoom talk on meditation and mindfulness
The benefits of meditation have been well documented with regard to feeling more relaxed and more at peace with yourself.
SALT - an experience for the mind and body
Are you looking for therapies to help you maintain a healthy body and mind this autumn? Visit the experts in holistic wellness at SALT Float and Recovery Suites, located two minutes off the M6 in Briarhill Business Park and open seven days.
Holistic wellness at SALT
Are you looking for therapies to help you maintain a healthy body and mind this autumn? Visit the experts in holistic wellness at SALT Float & Recovery Suites. Located two minutes off the M6 in Briarhill Business Park, this modern health spa is open seven days a week.
Hot Yoga Athlone offers online class to address postural issues
Over the past year the pandemic has had a significant impact on all daily routines and work lives.
Yoga: Mind and Body Fitness
Pranayama is control of breath. 'Prana' is Breath or vital energy in the body. On subtle levels, prana represents the pranic energy responsible for life or life force, and 'ayama' means control.
Avail of hypnotherapy sessions to alleviate problematic issues
Boasting a wealth of relevant experience, Paul Gill is a prominent feature within the hypnotherapy business for 17 years.
Lisa Shackleton & Nicole Langan - Irish Apothecary
Irish Apothecary creates a place in the centre of Westport for people to come and experience all the benefits of being well in mind, body and soul.
Mindful self-compassion — live online group training for wellbeing and resilience
Our mental attitudes, beliefs, and expectations can have a big influence on whether we thrive and prosper or stagnate and decline. Rick Hanson, an eminent neuropsychologist, describes how the brain has a negativity bias designed to keep us safe rather than happy. He says that this makes our brain like Velcro for bad experience and Teflon for good experience.