To celebrate the arrival of 3 new practitioners here at WeaverHouse we are offering all clients a free consultation with absloutely no obligation.
Fiona Robinson is a Hypnotherapist who is offering a 1 hour free consultation, and Ruth Bridges is our new counsellor who is offering a free 30 minute consultation.
Adam Silverston is a new Osteopath who has recently joined the company, and he is offering a free 15 minute back check.
If you would like any more details on these treatments, or indeed, you would like to make an appointment, please call 01270 629933, where one of our reception team will me more than happy to help.
Alternatively visit us at http://www.weaverhouse.com/
Multi-Therapy Clinic offering the following - Osteopathy, Cranial Osteoptahy, Osteopathy for Children, Equine Osteopathy, Canine Osteopathy, Hypnotherapy, Sports Massage, Remedial Massage, Acupuncture, Podiatry, Chiropody, Counselling, Reflexology and more .................
Tuesday, 16 August 2011
Saturday, 13 August 2011
Cornwall Clinic 20,21,22 Aug ........
WeaverHouse Equine will be visiting Cornwall on Sat 20, Sun 21, and Mon 22 Aug
Treatments to be held at the very hospitable stables owned by Verity Perry - Rose Vidney Stables
There are just a few places left - call 0845 519 8614 or click here
Human treatment on Sat 20th, Horses 21st and 22nd
Looking forward to our home made Sunday Roast !!!
www.weaverhouse-equine.com
Thursday, 4 August 2011
Letter from a lovely young lady re sponsorship .......................
I have just received a lovely letter from a charming young lady by the name of Katie Horgan.
Katie is an extremely talented young showjumper, riding her own JA pony and a JC to a high standard of competition. This proves to be very expensive, as I know !!
I thought I would mention it on our mainline website, as I feel it is great to hear such positive comments from a young lady. If anyone can help, with any sponsorship at all, however small, please contact me at info@weaverhouse-equine.com where I can pass anything on to Katie.
If you would like to visit our brand new Equine Website, please click here
Thanks so much, Kindest Regards, Andy
Katie is an extremely talented young showjumper, riding her own JA pony and a JC to a high standard of competition. This proves to be very expensive, as I know !!
I thought I would mention it on our mainline website, as I feel it is great to hear such positive comments from a young lady. If anyone can help, with any sponsorship at all, however small, please contact me at info@weaverhouse-equine.com where I can pass anything on to Katie.
If you would like to visit our brand new Equine Website, please click here
Thanks so much, Kindest Regards, Andy
Tuesday, 19 July 2011
The youth of today ...........................
I really feel that I have to post this as I have had the most pleasant surprise, and it has put my faith back in to the youth of today.............
On Monday, after arriving at work, there was a broken window at the front of the practice - its not the fact that it was broken that is most annoying, it is the organisation of getting it repaired. I thought a stone chip from the road had hit it, or somebody had been playing silly fools on the Saturday night.
To my surprise, today, I received a call from a 21 year old lad called Toby, to apologise for what he had done. He explained he was larking around with his friends, and put his hand through the window, cutting his thumb. Not only that, but he insisted on paying for the damage in full !
It just goes to show, there are some really well mannered young people out there, thank you Toby, I hope your parents are reading this, as they have clearly done an outstanding job in raising you !!!
Andy
On Monday, after arriving at work, there was a broken window at the front of the practice - its not the fact that it was broken that is most annoying, it is the organisation of getting it repaired. I thought a stone chip from the road had hit it, or somebody had been playing silly fools on the Saturday night.
To my surprise, today, I received a call from a 21 year old lad called Toby, to apologise for what he had done. He explained he was larking around with his friends, and put his hand through the window, cutting his thumb. Not only that, but he insisted on paying for the damage in full !
It just goes to show, there are some really well mannered young people out there, thank you Toby, I hope your parents are reading this, as they have clearly done an outstanding job in raising you !!!
Andy
Saturday, 16 July 2011
weaverhouse equine website launched !!
AFTER MONTHS OF PLANNING, ENDLESS MEETINGS, AND RECRUTIMENT, TODAY SEES THE LAUNCH OF
To visit the website please click here
BIG THANKS TO DAVID ELPHICK FOR MAKING THIS HAPPEN, AND TO ALL THE TEAM AT WEAVERHOUSE
ALSO A SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL OUR EQUINE CLIENTS FOR THEIR CONTINUED SUPPORT
Friday, 8 July 2011
WeaverHouse Summer Newsletter
Please click here for the latest edition of WeaverHouse News. Also watch out for the brand new website www.weaverhouse-equine.com
This is a brand new website to be launched for our Equine Clients with news and information of the services we offer.
Friday, 3 June 2011
WeaverHouse Tips for a Pain Free Summer !
JUNE MARKETING NEWS
Beat The Bank Holiday Blues
Bank holiday wouldn’t be the same in the UK if it wasn’t a washout, and this year was no exception. With RHS Chelsea well over, now is the time to consider getting into our gardens to do our first piece of manual work in ages.
Sadly, our receptionists at WeaverHouse are swamped with calls from people in pain requiring immediate attention from one of our Osteopaths. If like many people, gardening is one of your passions, it is not just the soil you need to prepare.
We, as a team at WeaverHouse, believe it pays to be prepared, especially if you are to enjoy a pain free summer.
The main causes of back pain when gardening is the prolonged stretching of the ligaments and joints of the spine whilst stooping, kneeling or bending forward when planting sowing or digging. These positions place stress on the ligaments and joints of the lower lumber spine which, in turn gets inflamed and tender. This provokes muscle spasms which gives rise to a deeper, duller achy pain that often lasts for days later. So, it pays to exercise the joints and muscles before you grab the tools !
· Gently stretch your muscles and ligaments before and after gardening.
· If you suffer from hip or knee problems or osteoarthritis and tend to stoop rather than kneel, then use a cushion to kneel on. Or, when bending try keeping the back as hollow as possible.
· When mowing the lawn with a hover mower, try to resist the temptation to swing the mower from side to side in an arc. Instead, mow forwards and backwards as you would with a conventional mower.
· Have a warm bath or shower when finished.
· Avoid a long sit down in your favourite armchair afterwards.
· Stand up regularly and walk around to keep your muscles from seizing up.
If you ache or have back pain the next day, rest and don’t hesitate to call one of our Osteopaths for advice. If you require an appointment please do not hesitate to contact one of our friendly reception team on 01270 629933, who would be more than happy to help.
Alternatively, complete the ‘contact us’ form by going to our website http://www.weaverhouse.com/
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