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17.12.04 Seasonal Closure
Templeton House Practice:
The practice will close at 7pm on 22nd December 2004 and will re-open on 5th January 2005 at 3pm.
Brunel University Practice:
The practice will close at 6pm on 20th December 2004 and will re-open on 6th January 2005 at 9am.
We are happy to welcome Nadia Alibhai as a permanent assistant at the Brunel University practice where she is now covering the Thursday morning appointments (9am - 1pm). A reminder that the new practice number is 01895 265305 (internal extension 65305).
Wishing all our clients a peaceful and relaxing break over the Festive Season and a successful start to 2005.
28.04.2004 - Cranial Osteopathy
Over the Easter Break, Michael Mehta has undertaken a further module with the Sutherland Cranial College. The course entitled: Osteopathy in the Cranial Field reviewed the subjects studied last February (see news item 26.02.2003) and developed them further. There were also presentations on some of the latest research into this subtle but powerful area of osteopathic practice.
Michael is enrolled on the pathway of modules offered by the Sutherland Cranial College. The pathway provides continuing individual support to practitioners and opportunities for ongoing study. The tutors were pleased with the progress so far, and further courses will be taken in the coming years. For more information please click
here.
08.09.2003 - Extended practice hours: Templeton House
We are pleased to announce that osteopathy and pilates rehabilitation will now be available daily Monday to Friday at our Templeton House practice. Please see the updated practice schedule below. To facilitate booking our reception hours have been extended from 8.45am to 5.45pm weekdays. We have updated our telephone system and aim to answer the majority of calls in person between these hours. Please call us on 0870 246 1640 for an appointment.
08.09.2003 - Revised practice hours: Brunel University
The practice at Brunel University will resume after the Summer recess on 15th September 2003. Please note that osteopathy appointments will now be available twice weekly on Monday afternoons (3pm - 7pm) and Thursday mornings (9am - 1pm). To make an appointment please contact the Sports Centre on 01895 203305 or internal extension 2540. For general queries please call 07957 560717 or email Hermes Health.
07.07.2003 - Pilates Rehabilitation
Michael Mehta has successfully passed the Polestar Education Rehabilitation Exam for medically trained professionals. The exam is open to registered professionals in osteopathy, chiropractic, physiotherapy and medicine who wish to use Pilates evolved machine and matwork exercises for the treatment of neuromuscular skeletal dysfunction. This includes the more specialised fields of sports and dance medicine and the treatment of chronic pain.
The three hour written and practical exam tests both knowledge and practical skills in the design, application and defence of a patient rehabilitation plan. Emphasis is placed on the safe and competent use of all the exercises that may be required.
For more information please click here.
27.05.2003 - Cranial Osteopathy
Michael Mehta has now completed a further module with the Sutherland Cranial College. Entitled: The Body Techniques of Dr. WG Sutherland the course covers the principle of balanced ligamentous tension. These techniques allow the treatment of joints throughout the body. The ligaments which support each joint are gently engaged. Once this is achieved the involuntary or cranial motion is able to provide a means of releasing the joint restriction.
These powerful but subtle techniques will further enhance and complement the osteopathic repertoire used at Hermes Health.
For more information please click
here.
19.05.2003 - Credit/Debit Card Acceptance
Hermes Health is pleased to announce that payment can now be accepted by credit/debit card for all treatments. The following cards are accepted: Visa, MasterCard, JCB, Maestro, Switch, Solo, Delta, & Electron. Please note Hermes Health reserves the right to add a small surcharge to credit cards to cover bank charges.
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