Testimonial...
“I would welcome anyone who suffers from back, body discomfort or continuous pain to have a treatment using the Dorn Method...”
J R,
Treated for Back Pain
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February 2010
This was my first visit to Scotland and what an eye opener it was. Edinburgh is an amazing city, with such friendly, fun loving people - as
you can tell by the group photo here with everyone at the Workshop having a laugh.
Just goes to show these workshops are not all work and can involve a bit of play - or was there something in the tea at break time?
I think they're practicing jaw correction self-help excercises, but I reckon I need to be a little more careful next time and ensure I keep my eyes open for that Scottish Whisky jar - lol.
February 2010 2010
I've just heard from a therapist who was on one of my workshops that the organisation she belongs to, The Complementary Therapists
Association, have now added The Dorn Method to their insurance too. That's excellent news for therapists who belong to CThA.
Their website can be found here.
February 2010
Congratulations to the happy :0) bunch of students who attended the first Dorn Workshop of the year
in Stratford upon Avon. Just thought I'd post the nice group photo here. As I remarked recently in another post,
it's so nice to meet such lovely people at a workshop, then always a shame to say goodbye just when you feel
you get to know them! But of course we'll be following up and keeping in touch on the progress of their new
Dorn skills. Well done, you were all really good students who got on well and were really keen to learn!
January 2010
No, it's nothing to do with the fact that I live in William Shakespeares Stratford upon Avon that I find myself again
writing articles for publication - I hate writing (lol)!
However, The Dorn Method is such a wonderful and effective therapy for treating Back and Joint Pain, so I believe it should be
a part of every Complementary Therapists toolkit, so I'm working hard to get it as well known as possible in the UK. This is my third article to date, and I'm very thankful for the FHT to include in their
January 2010 issue of International Therapist Magazine.
You can visit the FHT Website here and
to see why I think everyone should learn The Dorn Method, click here.
January 2010
I never knew High Wycombe was so hilly! I was invited to talk about The Dorn Method
last night (Monday 18 Jan 2010) to a really lovely bunch of people from in and around the High Wycombe area
at the local Federation of Holistic Therapists (FHT) meeting. There were around 20 people present,
and I think I can safely say that everyone enjoyed the evening. I tried to do quite a bit of demonstrating
so that people there could get a good understanding of what Dorn actually involves.
I'm always keen to hold talks and Dorn Method demonstrations, and to show just how beneficial Dorn is as a treatment for Back and Joint pain; so if you'd like
me to hold a talk for your local group, then please do
get in touch with me.