A to Z Therapies

Acupuncture is a complementary therapy with origins in Traditional Chinese Medicine. It involves the insertion of fine needles at specific points on the body.

Traditional acupuncture is based on the concept of balancing the body's energy, or Qi. Practitioners may use acupuncture as part of an individual approach to supporting general wellbeing and relaxation.

Acupuncture at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by independent practitioners. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for information about their approach, qualifications and how to contact them directly.

Related therapies and techniques used by individual practitioners may include:

Chinese Herbal Medicine, Chi Kung, Cosmetic Acupuncture, Cupping, Moxibustion and Tui Na.

AtlasPROfilax® is a complementary technique developed by René-Claudius Schümperli in Switzerland. The method focuses on the atlas, the first cervical vertebra at the top of the spine.

The technique involves a targeted, non-chiropractic massage applied to the short muscles of the neck. According to the AtlasPROfilax® method, this is intended to reduce muscular tension around the atlas and support its natural positioning.

A follow-up appointment may be recommended by the practitioner.

AtlasPROfilax® at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by an independent practitioner. Please visit the practitioner’s profile for further information and to contact them directly.

Bach Flower Remedies are a complementary approach developed by Dr Edward Bach in England in the 1920s and 1930s. The remedies are prepared from flowers and plants and are traditionally selected according to an individual's emotional well-being.

Practitioners may use different remedies depending on the person's individual needs and circumstances.

Bach Flower Remedies at Omnia Holistic Centre are provided by independent practitioners. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information and to contact them directly.

Chinese Herbal Medicine is a traditional system of herbal practice with a history spanning thousands of years. It remains widely practised in China and other parts of the world.

Practitioners select combinations of herbs according to their traditional assessment and the individual needs of each client.

Chinese Herbal Medicine at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by independent practitioners. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information and to contact them directly.

Counselling provides a confidential and supportive environment where individuals can explore personal or professional difficulties, changes and concerns with a trained practitioner.

It offers an opportunity to talk openly with someone who is objective and non-judgmental and to explore thoughts, feelings and experiences. Counselling may be short or longer term depending on individual needs.

Counselling at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by independent practitioners. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information and to contact them directly.

Craniosacral Therapy is a gentle, hands-on complementary therapy. Practitioners use light touch at different points on the body, with the approach focusing on relaxation and awareness of the body.

During a session, the client usually remains fully clothed and lies on a treatment couch. Some people report feeling deeply relaxed or experiencing sensations such as warmth, tingling or pulsations.

Craniosacral Therapy at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by independent practitioners. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information and to contact them directly.

Eternal Light is a spiritual energy-healing practice developed by Shimara Kumara, with its foundation energy known as Gaia.

During a session, practitioners use a non-invasive, hands-on or hands-near-the-body approach. The practice is based on the belief that healing energy can be channelled through the practitioner’s hands and is intended to support relaxation and a sense of emotional and spiritual wellbeing.

Eternal Light / Gaia Healing at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by independent practitioners. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information and to contact them directly.

Gua Sha Facial treatments incorporate facial massage using a smooth Gua Sha tool together with skincare techniques. The treatment involves gentle movements across the face and neck and is commonly offered as part of a relaxing facial treatment.

Gua Sha Facial treatments at Omnia Holistic Centre are provided by an independent practitioner. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information about the treatment and how to contact them directly.

Healing is a gentle complementary practice intended to promote relaxation and a sense of balance and wellbeing. It is based on the belief that healing energy can be channelled or directed by the practitioner to support the connection between mind, body and spirit.

During a session, the practitioner may place their hands lightly on or near the body. The client remains fully clothed and may experience the session as a quiet and deeply relaxing process.

Healing at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by independent practitioners. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information and to contact them directly.

Health Coaching is a collaborative approach that supports individuals in identifying their wellbeing goals and making practical lifestyle changes.

Sessions may explore areas such as lifestyle, nutrition, habits and personal goals, with the practitioner helping the individual develop realistic and sustainable approaches suited to their circumstances.

Health Coaching at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by an independent practitioner. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information and to contact them directly.

Herbal Medicine is a complementary practice that uses plant-based preparations and draws on both traditional use and contemporary knowledge. Practitioners take an individual approach, considering a person's general health, lifestyle and wellbeing.

Preparations may include tinctures, dried herbs, teas, creams and oils. As herbal products can interact with medicines and may not be suitable for everyone, clients should discuss relevant health conditions and medicines with their practitioner.

Herbal Medicine at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by independent practitioners. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information and to contact them directly.

Holistic facials combine skincare with massage and relaxation techniques. Treatments are tailored to the individual's skin and may incorporate natural skincare products and facial massage techniques.

The products and techniques used depend on the individual practitioner and the needs and preferences of the client.

Holistic Facials at Omnia Holistic Centre are provided by independent practitioners. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for information about their treatments, products and how to contact them directly.

Homeopathy is a complementary practice developed more than 200 years ago. It is based on the principle of “like cures like” and uses highly diluted substances selected according to the individual.

Homeopaths take a holistic approach, considering a person's physical and emotional wellbeing when discussing their individual needs.

Homeopathy at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by independent practitioners. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information and to contact them directly.

Massage is a hands-on complementary therapy using a range of techniques to promote relaxation and ease muscular tension. Different styles of massage may be offered depending on the practitioner and the individual needs of the client.

Practitioners may offer approaches including holistic, deep tissue, sports, remedial and other specialist massage techniques.

Massage at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by independent practitioners. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information and to contact them directly.

Naturopathy is a complementary approach to wellbeing that considers factors such as lifestyle, nutrition and general health. Practitioners take an individual approach based on each client's circumstances and wellbeing goals.

A consultation may include discussion of diet and lifestyle, with practitioners offering nutritional guidance, supplements or other complementary approaches where appropriate.

Naturopathy at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by independent practitioners. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information and to contact them directly.

Nutritional Therapy is an individualised approach to nutrition and lifestyle. Practitioners consider factors such as a person's diet, lifestyle and wellbeing goals when providing nutritional guidance.

Sessions may include discussion of eating habits, lifestyle and practical dietary strategies tailored to the individual.

Nutritional Therapy at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by an independent practitioner. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information about their approach, qualifications and how to contact them directly.

Osteopathy is a regulated healthcare profession that focuses on the musculoskeletal system and its relationship with the body's overall function. Osteopaths use a range of hands-on techniques which may include movement, stretching, massage and manipulation.

Osteopaths consider the individual as a whole and may take into account factors such as lifestyle, occupation, movement and general health when assessing and treating their patients.

Osteopathy at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by independent registered osteopaths. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information and to contact them directly.

Osteo-Massage combines massage and soft-tissue techniques within an osteopathic approach. The techniques used are adapted to the individual and may focus on muscles, movement and general musculoskeletal wellbeing.

Osteo-Massage at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by an independent practitioner. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information about their approach, qualifications and how to contact them directly.

Psychotherapy provides a confidential and supportive space to explore thoughts, feelings, experiences and difficulties. It can help individuals reflect on patterns in their lives, understand themselves better and consider changes they may wish to make.

Psychotherapy may be short or long term, depending on the individual's needs and the approach of the practitioner.

Psychotherapy at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by independent practitioners. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information and to contact them directly.

Reflexology is a complementary therapy involving the application of pressure to specific points on the feet or hands. It is based on the traditional concept that these points correspond to different areas of the body.

During a session, the practitioner uses a range of pressure and massage techniques. Many people choose reflexology as a relaxing complementary therapy to support their general sense of wellbeing.

Reflexology at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by independent practitioners. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information and to contact them directly.

Reiki is a complementary practice originating in Japan. The word Reiki is commonly translated as “universal life energy”. It is based on the belief that energy can be channelled through the practitioner's hands to support relaxation and a sense of wellbeing.

During a session, the client usually remains fully clothed while lying on a treatment couch. The practitioner may place their hands lightly on or near different areas of the body in a calm and non-invasive environment.

Reiki at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by independent practitioners. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information and to contact them directly.

SCENAR (Self-Controlled Energo-Neuro-Adaptive Regulation) is a complementary therapy that uses a handheld device to deliver electrical stimulation through the skin.

During a session, the practitioner moves the device over selected areas of the body and adjusts the treatment according to the individual's needs and response.

SCENAR Therapy at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by independent practitioners. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information about the therapy, their approach and how to contact them directly.

Somatic Experiencing is a body-oriented approach that focuses on awareness of physical sensations and the relationship between the body and emotional experiences. Sessions may involve noticing sensations, movement and responses within the body in a gradual and supportive way.

Somatic Experiencing at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by an independent practitioner. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information about their approach, qualifications and how to contact them directly.

Sports and Remedial Massage uses a range of hands-on massage and soft-tissue techniques tailored to the individual. Sessions may focus on areas of muscular tension, movement and physical activity according to the client's needs.

Techniques and treatment approaches vary depending on the practitioner's training and assessment.

Sports and Remedial Massage at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by an independent practitioner. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information about their qualifications, approach and how to contact them directly.

Theta Healing is a complementary spiritual and energy-based practice that incorporates meditation and focuses on thoughts, beliefs and personal wellbeing.

The practice is based on the belief that entering a deeply relaxed state can help individuals explore patterns or beliefs they may wish to change. Sessions may focus on emotional, personal or spiritual wellbeing according to the individual's needs.

Theta Healing at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by independent practitioners. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information and to contact them directly.

Western Medical Acupuncture, sometimes referred to as dry needling depending on the technique used, involves the insertion of fine needles into selected areas of the body. It is commonly used by appropriately trained practitioners alongside other physical or manual therapies.

The approach and techniques used vary according to the practitioner's training and the individual needs of the client.

Western Medical Acupuncture / Dry Needling at Omnia Holistic Centre is provided by an independent practitioner. Please visit the relevant practitioner profile for further information about their qualifications, approach and how to contact them directly.