The Rise of Breathwork as a Therapy

Twenty years ago no one had really heard of breathwork, and now it is becoming one of the fastest growing modalities in the health and wellness world.

As spiritual practice, we can trace breathwork to Indian Yogis, Tibetan monks, Ancient Egyptian initiates, Hawaiian Kahunas and various other Shamanic practices around the world. Breathwork practice was mostly used for altered states of consciousness and longevity.

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New Year, New You: A Journey to Mindful Fitness with James

James's approach to training goes beyond the typical fitness routine. He believes in cultivating a holistically healthy body, mind, and spirit. For him, it's not just about shifting weights but focusing on technique and movement quality. "I'm helping people restore what we were born with – the ability to move without pain and restriction, with flow and power," says James.

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Happy New Year - Anderida Practice Year in Review

As we bid farewell to the transformative year of 2023, we are filled with gratitude and excitement to share the myriad wonders that have enriched our practice over the past year. From the transformation of the Sweet Chestnut Studio to the heartening addition of the Acorn Children's Clinic, every step has been a testament to the unwavering support and dedication of our beloved community.

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What Is Craniosacral Therapy And How Does It Work?

During the summer of 2005, I fell badly. A loose tile outside a London shop caused me to slip. In spite of being fit and healthy, the sudden slip was shocking and painful to my spine. The coccyx was diagnosed as injured, requiring rest and recuperation. My doctor told me there was nothing further to be done. One of my violinist friends suggested craniosacral therapy…

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