Introducing Holistic Health Taranaki – clinic for Naturopathy and Bowen Therapy
Holistic Health Taranaki has been based in the region for many years, and now works from the Devon Centre in central New Plymouth. The clinic offers Naturopathy and Bowen Therapy.
Annemarie, the Naturopath at Holistic Health Taranaki, has a background in nursing and clinical tutoring in Naturopathy. In her work in this complementary health and wellness field there is no room for the ‘one-size-fits-all’ approach. She focuses on you as an individual, with your unique physiology and set of health challenges. The support provided can be from a raft of natural remedies, which are carefully chosen to fit your exact needs. Attention is also given to the relevant nutritional and lifestyle requirements to help improve your health challenge.
Bowen is a gentle but purposeful body therapy, which compliments Naturopathy but also works as a stand-alone therapy. It is received through clothing, and focuses on relaxing the fascia, which leads to the relaxation of muscles and pain relief. It is suited for many musculoskeletal issues, including joint pain and tenderness, tight muscles, stress related tension and chronic conditions.
To promote the new clinic location, all consultations and a range of wellness remedies are currently on special so keep an eye out for the messages on this platform and of course, find Holistic Health Taranaki on Facebook as well. To book an appointment just message, or call 027 5228592.
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