Alexander Technique Workshop, October 2020, date to be confirmed, £10, 1-3pm: more information: https://www.holibrium.com/alexandertechnique.
Contact: 075 75 86 23 86; sylvie@holibrium.com
Step onto your wellbeing journey
Step onto your wellbeing journey
Step onto
your
wellbeing journey
Be more relaxed
Have more time for yourself
Have more balance in your body
Think more about how you move
Move more efficiently
Do more and be less tired
Looking better and feeling it
Looking less stressed
Looking younger
Have a more glowing skin
Have a better looking skin
Look better after your skin
Be more relaxed
Have more time for yourself
Have more balance in your body
Be more mobile
Move more efficiently
Do more and be less tired
Look better and feeling it
Look less stressed
Look younger
Have a more glowing skin
Have a better looking skin
Look better after your skin
Be more relaxed
Have more time for yourself
Have more balance in your body
Be more mobile
Move more efficiently
Do more and be less tired
Look better and feeling it
Look less stressed
Look younger
Have a more glowing skin
Have a better looking skin
Look better after your skin
I took my first step and it all started with the anger of a child.
I looked for something that could help our child. This first step led to my becoming a reflexologist after I noticed the positive effects of a reflexology session on our child.
My reflexology training let to me investigating, enquiring and researhing about the Alexander Technique.
Further training in reflexology led me to train in face and hand reflexology.
Training in face reflexology led me to facials and let me to discover organic Tropic skincare products I felt confident working with and that I knew would also benefit my clients.
Tropic skincare products led me to discover more about skin and make-up application.
I run Holibrium and I am a Reflexologist and Alexander Technique Teacher.
I have trained with the Bristol School of Holistic Therapies and have an IEB (International Examination Board) Diploma in Reflexology an IEB (International Examination Board) Certificate in Anatomy and Physiology a Bristol School of Reflexology Diploma in Holistic Reflexology
I have trained with Don Weed in Bristol and have completed six modules in order to qualify as an Alexander Technique teacher: Basic Principles Human Movement: Structure and Function Principles of Personal Development Conceptual Foundations Hands-On I and II Analysis and Design
I completed an Associated Beauty Therapists accredited course in Fashion and Bridal make-up with the Bristol Beauty School.
and for you to
have more choice
Further training
I undergo further training every year in reflexoly, in the Alexander Technique and in Tropic skincare.
This can take different forms: reading (books, paper), webinars, workshops, jamborees, Summer school. This further training allows me to gain more knowledge and different knowledge.
As you can see below, I have broadened my knowledge which gives me more tools and more understanding to help clients when they come and see me. It also gives clients the possibility to try new mehtods, to choose the methods they prefer, and to mix methods.
I am always indebted to clients who, over the years, have accepted to take part in the case studies I needed to validate my certificates. As always my clients have shown great patience and I learn so much from them each and every single time. Thank you.
Professional bodies
This training also gives me the opportunity to register with professional bodies.
- I am a member of the Independent Professional Therapists International (MIPTI),
- I am a member of the ITM Teachers Association (ITMTA)
- and I am registered with the Complementary and Natural Health Council (CNHC).
What is the CNHC?
The CNHC (Complementary and Natural Health Council) was set up with governmental support and first opened in 2008. It is a voluntary regulator and has been accredited by the Professional Standards Authority of Health and Social Care (PSA).
Therapists, who have met the national standards, can register with the CNHC and their names are recorded in the Acredited Voluntary Register. CNHC registered health practitioners are required to undergo annual continual professional development.
The CNHC has an online searchable register; this link will take you to their database.
CNHC registration is recognised for refund with some private health and cash plan providers. Click on this link to find a list of private health cash plans.
More details about my Professional Development
and SUCCESS
The incremental small steps I have taken have contributed to my general wellbeing: I am more balanced; I move more easily, more efficiently and with less effort: I have found pleasure in movement; my skin looks better; I allow more time for myself; I am helping myself; I have a deeper connection with my deeper self.
I am gradually improving all the time: I am an improver and I LIKE this idea of constant improvement.
I remember a client coming years ago and stating that because she was in her 70s she had no chance of improving, really. She did improve then and she still improving to her constant delight.
So, get MORE of WHAT YOU WANT, which could be the definition of being SUCCESSFULL. We can get more, all the time and be happi-ER.
Getting in touch can be the first step you take to do something. Getting in touch is not a commitment. However, it can pave your way to something more.
How to contact Sylvie Samuels?
By telephone
Call or text 075 75 86 23 86.
I might be unavailable when you call. Please leave a message or try again later.
By email
you can email using the following address: sylvie@holibrium.com
I answer emails. If you do not hear from me shortly I might not have received your mail. Please reach out again and send another email or call me.
Using Zoom
You can use Zoom for video communication to find out more about any services I offer, to ask questions, etc.
This platform can also be used during your intial consultation.
To book you time slot, either contact me directly, or book online .
How to go to Holibrium?
Holibrium is located in the village of Stoke Gifford, not far from Parkway station:
42 Oxbarton
Stoke Gifford
Bristol
South Gloucestershire
BS348RP
Follow North Road and then Knightwood road; Oxbarton is the road after Mead Road, the last road on your left, before reaching Winterbourne road.
Several buses stopping at Parkway station, on Hatchet road or on Bailey's Court Road (use the underpath on Huckley Way) are within walking distance of Oxbarton.
On this map, you can see where Holibrium is located.
Where can you park?
There is parking availability on the drive, in the cul-de-sac or on Oxbarton.
Languages spoken
I am fluent in English and French.
This page was last modified on Jul 07 2020 2:15pm
One step is very often all is needed to improve our wellbeing and bring balance to our life and surpass limits we are creating for ourselves.
We usually are more than what we believe we are.