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Socks for Chris in autumnal colours  Cream and gold stripes - a jacket for me 
Victorian lace in nutmeg alpaca 
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Lacy muffler for D 2006 2005 2004 2003 2002 |
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Knitty Threadbear Ozeyarn Martina for sock yarn Kangaroo House of Hemp Ford Barton Laughing Hens Hip Knits Posh Yarn (Posh Yarn's colours) |
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Cashmere socks which were finished in time for Christmas 06 Shawl in peacock and ocean blues - lace silk - to wrap around whilst the broken shoulder is recovering. It's going to take a while... |
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I've done a shed-load of training in the last few years, some in new areas, some pretty advanced. These are the training establishments I recommend for outstanding integrity, professionalism and allround excellence: Trauma Healing - Somatic Experiencing Brain Gym Jean-Pierre Barral Visceral Osteopathy John F Barnes Myofascial Release Human Givens A new approach to emotional health and clear thinking Upledger Institute Craniosacral Therapy Jing Advanced Massage Advanced Clinical Bodywork Remedial Massage Myofascial Release (I also teach with these guys) Pilates Training Solutions |
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There's a wonderful movement / bodywork / massage / approach, called the Trager Approach, in which you are very gently shaken, rocked, and rhythmically moved on a massage table by the practitioner... the point being to ease away stress and tension in muscles and joints, to experience your own body blissfully, and for stiffness and aches and pains to melt away. Got some good reviews in the Telegraph and the Daily Mail recently. Trager is good for stiff necks and neck pain, stiff joints and joint pain, low back pain and hip pain, shoulder pain, stress management and stress related tension, fatigue and low energy. The best proponent of this, i.e. the Trager Approach, I know of in Brighton UK is Geralyn Meyler. I go to her myself for sessions, and as a bodywork practitioner I am REALLY picky about who gets their hands on me :) (Those of you who know me, know I run the Myofascial Release Clinic UK , a teaching clinic for massage and bodywork aimed at relieving soft tissue pain conditions). Geralyn's touch, technique and her timing are sublime and she has an innate ability to sense what one's body needs at any given moment in time. She creates an environment of total safety and sensitivity - a prerequisite for any effective bodywork from massage to rolfing. Highly recommended, you can contact Geralyn on 07876 346029 to book a session. |
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