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Emmett Technique

Emmett Technique is a muscle release therapy developed by Ross Emmett. The therapist uses the application of light pressure at specific points and in sequences that relax muscle tissue and help improve body posture and movement.

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Verified Therapist Cathy Vivian

Cathy Vivian - Emmet Technique Practitioner

I use a combined therapeutic approach of gentle bodywork using Bowen Therapy, the Emmett Technique and NST. This stimulates the body's own ability to re-align tissues, reduce pain and tension and improve general health. I also use MSTR (Scar Tissue Release) extensively and to great effect. My main... [read more]

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Myofascial Release
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Fiona Gardiner

Fiona Gardiner - Emmet Technique Practitioner

I came into Complementary Therapies in the late nineties by chance and never looked back, enjoying the variety of different treatments I give. I work in Morningside, Edinburgh with good bus links to the city centre and am always updating my knowledge with Professional Development courses. I also offer home visits... [read more]

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Craniosacral Therapy
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Reflexology
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Dawn Smith

Dawn Smith - Emmet Technique Practitioner

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Bowen Technique
Emmett Technique
Reflexology
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Nicholas Tobin

Nicholas Tobin - Emmet Technique Practitioner

My introduction to the Bowen Technique.

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ME. I spent eighteen months sitting in a chair unable to read and found television exhausting. I was in a constant brain fog and on four different painkillers four times a day and averaging about two hours sleep a night.

A friend suggested I visit... [read more]

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Emmett Technique is a muscle release therapy developed by Ross Emmett. The therapist uses the application of light pressure at specific points and in sequences that relax muscle tissue and help improve body posture and movement.

The technique has been found to be effective for problems such as poor balance, neck stiffness and pain, shoulder and back pain.