Availability
All our therapists work on a self-employed basis and should be contacted directly for appointments and enquiries. If you are not sure who to see or what you need feel free to contact Lily and Vicky via the contact page
All our therapists work on a self-employed basis and should be contacted directly for appointments and enquiries. If you are not sure who to see or what you need feel free to contact Lily and Vicky via the contact page
Manual Lymphatic Drainage (Post-Surgery), Holistic Massage and Reflexology
2pm - 9pm
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1. Stay well hydrated – we tend to drink more alcohol, eat more rich food and over eat during the holiday. Reduce bloating, headaches, sluggish energy levels and poor digestion by making sure you being mindful about hydration throughout the day. Start morning with hot water and lemon to stimulate liver and digestion. Try making your own herbal tea – slices of fresh ginger, lemon and honey. Add fennel seeds or mint leaves to a cup of hot water. Other option include green smoothies (homemade), veg juices and coconut water with chia seeds.
3. Save Time – Plan your week ahead to include quick, easy meals – ie. Simple vegetable stir-frys. Try online grocery shopping to save time. While you are cooking one meal, cut up some extra vegetables and make a soup at the same time. Use a slow cooker if you have one. Make more than you need and then freeze portions for the evening’s you are too busy to cook. Get friends and family involved so everyone is helping out with household tasks.
4. Take time out for yourself– this is really important to recharge and nourish. Take 5 – 10 mins each day (longer if possible) to follow a guided meditation, stretch, be still, have a bath, read a book with a herbal tea etc.
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