Acupuncture Plus…
255 Barrington Street, Christchurch
Do you suffer from:
- Chronic Pain
- Stress or Anxiety
- Menstrual Pain
- Fertility Problems
- IVF not working?
- Pregnancy problems
- Miscarriages
- PCOS, IBS or
any other issue affecting your health and ability to enjoy life?
If your needs are not being addressed by the medical system
Pregnancy and Birthing Care
Whilst some women need specialised medical care in pregnancy and birthing, most just need to have great support.
What can YOU do to ensure that your body is allowed to work the way nature intended?
Heather Bruce has written many eBooks on birthing preparation and a self help manual - 'What Dads Can Do' - with a massage DVD included - to allow each couple to take charge of their baby journey.
Heather has been working with preganancy for over thirty years now, and has many natural, simple and safe solutions to modt even apparenlty difficult situations. Explore more on her main site www.easybabies.co.nz
Heather treats all conditions - and is far more than a women's health practitioner - having spent over 30 years delivering health care she is likely to be able to point you in the right drection, should she not feel her skills are best matched to your problem.
She will be in Acpucnture Plus training graduates and working on patients Wednesday 4th to Tuesday 10th August . .
She also has a clinic in Blackball, West Coast, where she will be the weekend coming - Saturday 1 - 4 and Sunday 12 - 4.
Ring now to book your appointment!! (03) 33 70 780
Especially - what you can do to NOT be part of the current birthing trends .. . .
By REBECCA TODD - The Press
Canterbury's caesarean rate is too high with nearly a third of babies delivered by C-section, the College of Midwives says.
Canterbury has the highest caesarean rate in New Zealand at 30 per cent.
Less than 20 per cent of mothers in Counties-Manukau and Waikato have the operation.
The national caesarean rate has risen from 14 per cent of births in 1993 to 23 per cent in 2008.
The college believes every decision to deliver by caesarean should be clinically reviewed to ensure it is for the right reason.
A World Health Organisation report in The Lancet in January said caesareans had reached "epidemic" proportions in many countries.
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