About TeresaTeresa Findlay has been working as a massage therapist since 1995. She enjoys a busy clientele and was based at QEII Clinical Massage Therapy for 16 years. Teresa enjoys having her own clinic based in Woodend and very much looks forward to applying her knowledge to assist you in your quest for better health and a pain free life. Teresa is a graduate from the Canterbury College of Natural Medicine where she also taught for over 10 years. Teresa continues to attend post graduate courses annually. This ensures she will regularly increase and improve her treatment skills and keep up with internationally recognized modalitites. Over the years, Teresa has attended post graduate courses in the following:
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Who We Are |
Teresa Findlay has been working as a massage therapist since 1995. She enjoys a busy clientele and was based at QEII Clinical Massage Therapy for 16 years.
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Our History |
Teresa is a graduate from the Canterbury College of Natural Medicine where she also taught for over 10 years. Teresa continues to attend post graduate courses annually. This ensures she will regularly increase and improve her treatment skills and keep up with internationally recognized modalitites.
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Neuromuscular Therapy
Assists with Headaches, Neck, Shoulder, Back, Hip, Knee and Ankle Pain, Limited Range of Motion, Stiffness and Aching, Sports Injuries, Repetitive and Overuse Injuries, Wry Neck learn more … Visceral Manipulation - Assists with Digestive problems such as IBS, Crohn’s Disease, Bloating, Constipation, Runner’s Diarrhea, Post Abdominal Surgery, Musculoskeletal Disorders, Neck and Shoulder pain, Back, Hip and Knee Pain, Sciatica learn more … New Manual Articular Manipulation - A comprehensive approach to joints, integrating all aspects of the joint including the nerve, artery, bone, capsule and ligaments as well as visceral and emotional connections. Visceral Vascular Manipulation - treatment of the vascular system, of the upper body and lower body to be integrated within a treatment session to enhance blood supply to the organs joints, muscles, nerves and brain. Myofascial Release - focuses on the fascial system which is throughout the whole body. Fascia surrounds and connects the organs to the skeleton and each other. Fascia is a tissue found in nerves, blood vessels, muscles, ligaments, tendons, skin and joints. Le |
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