http://ictisa.net/wiki/ 2013-05-21T16:53:57+01:00 http://ictisa.net/wiki/ http://ictisa.net/wiki/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2011-10-06T21:35:17+01:00 mikefutcher http://ictisa.net/wiki/doku.php?id=events&rev=1317933317&do=diff No events are currently planned. If you are planning an event please contact us. Past Events Improving the Patient Experience A free continuing professional development workshop for healthcare professionals exploring different ways that complementary approaches to wellbeing can enhance the patient's stay in hospital and their care in the community. text/html 2011-05-14T21:46:09+01:00 mikefutcher http://ictisa.net/wiki/doku.php?id=practitioners&rev=1305405969&do=diff Wendy Allahyer Gaiadon Heart System, Spiritual, Reiki and Seichem (Tera Mai) Healing, Sound Healing also incorporating the use of crystals. Clare Combie Massage therapist with an interest in fibromyalgia Lesley Donaldson SRN,RSCN,CMB(1),RHV,LLB(Hons) Ingham & Vertical Reflexology, Babyreflex, Reiki & Emotional Freedom Technique Specialising in fertility, maternity, babyreflex, sports injury/prevention and pain management text/html 2011-03-12T17:39:24+01:00 Steph Futcher http://ictisa.net/wiki/doku.php?id=stephanie_futcher&rev=1299951564&do=diff Hypnotherapy, Counselling, Personal Development, Life coaching Looking back over her life Steph sees there have been two threads running through everything she has done. One is a fascination with groups and group work; the other is an interest in psychology, therapy and personal growth. text/html 2011-02-04T18:42:37+01:00 Steph Futcher http://ictisa.net/wiki/doku.php?id=sheila_smith&rev=1296844957&do=diff DCRT - SS Grad – CThA Shiatsu Practitioner and trainer specialising in cancer, stress and wellbeing Sheila trained as a therapy radiographer in Sheffield qualifying in 1963. She moved into corporate business in 1977 working in Health Imaging in sales and marketing. With the introduction of the Breast Screening Programme in the 1980’s she was made Breast Imaging Specialist for the UK and Scandinavia and worked in partnership with the NHS on improving patient care through quality assurance and… text/html 2011-02-04T18:41:24+01:00 Steph Futcher http://ictisa.net/wiki/doku.php?id=reiki&rev=1296844884&do=diff This is a form of healing which originated in Japan. Practitioners use their hands to draw on reiki energy and channel it to areas where it is needed. Practitioners Wendy Allahyer Gaiadon Heart System, Spiritual, Reiki and Seichem (Tera Mai) Healing, Sound Healing also incorporating the use of crystals. text/html 2011-02-04T18:40:43+01:00 Steph Futcher http://ictisa.net/wiki/doku.php?id=reflexology&rev=1296844843&do=diff Reflexologists work on the premise that the hands and feet are a mirror or map of the whole body. Your reflexologist will assess any energy imbalances and by applying pressure to points in the feet, bring your body back into balance. Practitioners Audrey Scully MAR Chi-Reflexology, Baby Reflex, Reconnective Healing, Massage Tutor and Therapist specialising in emotional and mental health and back problems text/html 2011-02-04T18:37:48+01:00 Steph Futcher http://ictisa.net/wiki/doku.php?id=homeopathy&rev=1296844668&do=diff This is a system of medicine based on treating like with like. Substances that would cause the symptoms of disease in large doses are diluted many times and used to stimulate the body’s healing reaction. Practitioners text/html 2011-02-04T18:33:41+01:00 Steph Futcher http://ictisa.net/wiki/doku.php?id=bowen_technique&rev=1296844421&do=diff This is a technique which involves touch but not manipulation to stimulate energy flow and restore harmony in the body and promote self-healing. Practitioners Frances Goodhall Bowen, Clinical Hypnotherapy, EFT, NLP, Special interest in ME/CFS and fibromyalgia text/html 2011-02-04T18:27:41+01:00 Steph Futcher http://ictisa.net/wiki/doku.php?id=acupuncture&rev=1296844061&do=diff This involves the insertion of fine, sterile needles in the skin at carefully chosen points. These points relate to energy flow in the meridian system of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Most people do not find the treatment painful although there may be a sensation.