Andrew Hobson NAMMT (RM), RSHom
Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC) Registered
Registered Homeopath
Welcome
I am a qualified remedial massage therapist skilled in the use of massage techniques that are highly effective in aiding recovery from back
and neck pain, injured muscles, tendons and ligaments.
Massage also has great benefits in helping with the stress and tension that we all face in our everyday lives.
Stress and tension can often manifest themselves physically as well as emotionally. This can lead to symptoms like
the back, neck and shoulder pain mentioned above and also raised blood pressure.
Common complaints that greatly benefit from remedial massage are:
- Back pain & sciatica
- Arthritic pain
- Neck & shoulder pain/tension
- Repetitive strain Injuries
- Hip problems
- Knee and ankle problems
- Muscular tension due to stress
- Tendinitis/Tennis elbow
- Sporting injuries/Sprained joints
- Frozen shoulder
- All chronic muscular aches & pains
To book an appointment or get in touch please see the Contact page.
Qualifications:
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NAMMT (RM)
These letters indicate that the person is a member of The National Association of Massage & Manipulative Therapists.
This is a professional body founded to promote the welfare and professional development of its members.
The general public can be assured that its members have achieved the necessary level of training at a recognised college and are therefore
fully qualified and will treat their clients in a safe and ethical way.
The association has a set of published guidelines that its members must follow which ensure that clients are treated with confidentiality and respect.
Practitioners must also follow a programme of continued self-development which means that their skills and knowledge are up to date for the benefit
of their clients.
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The Complementary and Natural Healthcare Council (CNHC) is the national voluntary regulator for complementary healthcare practitioners in the UK.
The council's key function is to enhance public protection by setting standards for registration with CNHC.
The general public can be confident that CNHC members have been appropriately trained in their discipline and are competent to safely treat their clients.
The council has a Code of Conduct that its members must follow and requires members to be fully insured for the protection of their clients.
The CNHC has been developed with the help of complementary healthcare practitioners and with support from the Prince's Foundation for Integrated Health.
The Department of Health has consistently supported the CNHC throughout its start-up period and is committed to establishing the CNHC as the
national voluntary regulator in the complementary healthcare field.
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The Society of Homeopaths is the largest and longest standing membership organisation representing
professional homeopaths and was established in 1978.
Clients of registered practitioners can be reassured that in order to become registered each member must have passed stringent clinical and academic
assessments throughout their formal homeopathic training. Registered members also adhere to the Society's Professional Conduct Guidelines
and their Code of Ethics.
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