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Robert Hentschel
Oriental Health Science, Taoist Healing Arts
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Way of Life Healing Arts
Bellingen, NSW, 2454
0416 171 830
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DISCOVER HOW THE TAOIST SECRETS OF HEALTH AND WELL-BEING CAN BENEFIT YOU!
The Taoist Masters of China understood that the secret of health, well-being and longevity is to be in a state of wholeness and harmony, both with oneself (mind, body and spirit) and one's environment.
The Masters developed a 'toolkit' of skills and techniques to enable the recovery of that which we are all born with, but which becomes obscured over time. Tools include:
Tai Chi / Qigong
Energy Medicine (incl. acupuncture, moxibustion, cupping, massage, hands-off energy work, Feng Shui)
Herbs
Food as Medicine
Meditation / Contemplation
Spiritual Alchemy
Robert, the principal of WAY OF LIFE HEALING ARTS is pleased to now make all of these tools available to you in one convenient location.
BENEFITS OF SESSIONS WITH WAY OF LIFE HEALING ARTS CAN INCLUDE:
Improved health and well-being
An increased sense of calm and relaxation
Greater reserves of energy
Increased awareness and sensitivity
Greater suppleness and strength
Improved balance and co-ordination
At WAY OF LIFE HEALING ARTS we understand that true healing comes from within, and that the role of the healer is to facilitate and support the healing process, rather than to 'fix' a problem for the client. Therefore, part of our approach to healing is to provide clients with tools, techniques and insights that they can take away and apply for themselves.
If you are interested in a comprehensive and integrated approach to health and well-being - one in which you are fully involved - then call Robert at WAY OF LIFE HEALING ARTS now for further information, or to make an appointment. |
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Acupressure
Acupressure is an ancient Chinese form of healing in which the practitioner uses finger pressure to stimulate acu- points and facilitate physical and emotional balance. more
Acupuncture
Acupuncture is an ancient therapeutic treatment in which fine needles are used to alleviate dis-ease by fostering the balance of life flow, or Qi, within the body.
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Chinese Herbal Medicine (TCM)
Chinese Herbal Medicine, or Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is a complete medical system dating back more than 23 centuries. more
Counselling
Counseling is a therapy in which the practitioner employs a combination of personal relations and professional techniques to help the client discover their past and their present mental, emotional and psychological influences. more
Energy Healing
Energy Healing is a technique that clears, energizes, harmonizes and balances the recipients energy system through gentle touch. more
Feng Shui
Feng Shui is an ancient Chinese practice that attempts to harmonise the surrounding environment so as to attract more positive energy. more
Food Coaching
... helps clients to achieve a more balanced diet, attain their ideal weight.. more
Life Coaching
Life Coaches help the client make and achieve goals, discover new ways of approaching a situation and develop a new, positive outlook. more
Massage Chinese
Chinese Massage works primarily with acupressure points and the twelve main meridian or energy pathways along the body... more
Meditation Guided
Meditation draws on specific methods that focuss on, and restore peace and relaxation to the mind and body. more
Meditation
Meditation is the focus of the mind.. more
Nutrition
...very generally it is the study of food and dietary intake in relation to ones physical, mental and even emotional state...more more
Oriental Health & Nutrition
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Qi Gong
...coordination of different breathing patterns with various physical postures and movements of the body. more
Tai Chi
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Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM)
TCM often employs acupuncture and acupressure, herbs and diet. more
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