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Natural Therapists Modalities Listing Natural Therapists Modalities List: Modalities Listing 5 Rhythms Dancing Meditation Audiometrist Booty Barre 5 Tibetan Rites Aura‐Kinetic Training Bowen Therapy Acceptance and Commitment Therapy Aura‐Soma Brain Gym Access Consciousness Australian Bush Flowers Therapy Brandon Raynor Access the Bars Aviva Method Breast Feeding Consulting Accunect Ayurveda Healing Breath Enhancement Training Acupoint Therapy Ayurvedic Acupuncture Breath Work Active Release Technique Ayurvedic Lifestyle Consultation Brennan Healing Science Actively Ageing Consulting Bach Flower Remedies Building Biology Acu‐energetics Backpain Relief Reflexology Building Geobiology Acupoint Therapy Bai Shi Buteyko Breathing Method Acupressure Balance Awareness Training Calmbirth Acupuncture Barre Certified Transactional Analyst Acupuncture Point Injection Barre Attack Chakra Balancing African Drumming BarreCode Chakra Healing Af‐x Therapy Beamer Light Pen Chakradance Ageless Grace Behavioural Coach Chi Ball Ai Chi Belly Dancing Fitness Ajna Pineal Activation Light Therapy Chi Gong Bio Acoustical Utilisation Device (BAUD) Alcohol Screening Chi Nei Tsang Bio Impedance Analysis Alcohol Testing Chi Running Technique Biochemic Cell Salts Alexander Technique Chi Walking Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy Allergy Consulting Chinese Herbal Medicine Bio‐Energetic Healing Allergy Testing Chinese Medicine Bio‐Energy Therapy Angel Intuitive Choice Theory Biofeedback Angelic Reiki Cholesterol Testing Biofrequency Animal Assisted Therapy Chonjo Bio‐Frequency Spectrum Animal Communication Cold Laser Biomagnetic Animal Naturopathy Colon Hydrotherapy Bio‐Magnetic Synchronisation (BMS) Technique Animal Therapy Colonic Irrigation Biomesotherapy Antenatal Class Colour and Sound Vibration Therapy Bioptron Light Therapy Applied Behaviour Analysis Colour Puncture Biopuncture Applied Kinesiology Colour Therapy Bioresonance Aqua Aerobics Companion Coach Bio‐Resonance Matching Aqua Fitness Counselling Bioresonance Therapy Aquatherics Hydrotherapy CPAP Treatment Bipolar Fractional Radiofrequency Machine Aquatic Resistance Training Craniofascial Therapy Body Balance Aromatherapy Craniosacral Therapy Body Candling Aromatic Medicine Creative Dance Body Code Consulting AromaTouch Creative Visualisation Body Harmony Art Psychotherapy Cryotherapy Body Network and Beyond Art Therapy Crystal Awareness Body Psychotherapy Ashati Energy Healing Body Talk Systems Crystal Dreaming Asthma Consulting Body Transformation Crystal Healing Atlas Profilax BodyART Training Crystal Light Healing Atlas Reconnect Bokwa Fitness Crystal Sound Therapy Attractor Field Therapy Boogie Bounce Xtreme Crystal Therapy Audiology Crystal Vibrational Therapy Esoteric Healing Therapy Holistic Pulsing Cupping Essence of Angels Holographic Kinetics Cyberthotics Exercise Physiology Holographic Repatterning Holographic Resonance Cytology Exercise Science Home Care Dance Therapy Eye Bath Home Nursing Carer Dancing For Birth Face Painting Home Nursing Service Dental Hygienist Facial Harmony Family Councillor Homeopathy Dental Prosthetist Family Dispute Resolution Homotoxicology Dental Technician Far Infra‐Red Sauna Horstmann Technique Detox Foot Spa Treatments Feldenkrais Hot Hula Fitness Instructing Developmental Educator Feng Shue Hot Stone Therapy Diabetes Educator Feng Shui Hula Hooping Fitness Instructing Diagnostic Sleep Study FlameTree System Dietitian Hydrotherapy Disability Support Worker Floatation Tank Operator Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Diversional Therapy Flower Essences Hyperton‐X Dorn Therapy Flower Remedies Hypnobirthing Doula Focusing Hypnofertility Dowsing Food Coaching Hypnolates Drama Therapy Foot Carer Hypnotherapy Drug Screening Forensic Healing Hypoxi Weight Loss Drug Testing Frequency Specific Microcurrent (Bodyfield Analysis) IFAS ‐ High Frequency Electrical Treatment Dry Needling Functional Facial Tapping Ignite Your Spirit Therapy Dunstan Baby Language Educator Functional Neurology In Zen Class Ear Candling Gait Scan Consulting Infant Massage Instruction Early Intervention Consulting Gas Discharge Violation Infrared Radiation Therapy EBPRAC Project Mentor Gestalt Therapy Initiatic Art Therapy Ecopsychology Glide Cupping Injury Management Service Educational Kinesiology Glucose Testing Integrated Biodynamics Ego State Therapy Graston Technique Integrated Energy Therapy Gua Sha Electro Acupuncture Integrated Therapeutic Alignment Gyrokinesis Electro Balancing Intuitive Communication and Vibrational Medicine Gyrotonic Electro Dermal Screening Intuitive Intelligence Practitioner Hahnemann Healing Electro‐Acupuncture Ion Detoxing Foot Spa Halo Therapy Electroherbalism Ion Flush Therapy Hand Carer Electrotherapy Iontophoresis Hand Therapy Embodiment of Yoga Iridology Harmonyum Healing Emmett Technique Iris Diagnosis Heal Your Life Emotion Code Consulting ISIS Seichem Healing Healing Energy Emotional Freedom Technique ‐ EFT Isolation Tank Operator Healing Touch EMS Machine Japanese Acupuncture Health Coach ENAR Japanese Cosmo Facelift Health Screening Endermologie Japanese Needle Therapy Heart Screening Energetic and Informational Medicine Jazzercise Heat Lamp Therapy Energetic Healing Jenkins Equine Neurophysiological Therapy Hellerwork Energy Coaching Jin Shin Jyutsu Herbal Medicine Energy Movement Joint Mobilisation (excluding spinal mobilisation) Herbalism Equine Assisted Psychotherapy Journey Therapy Herbalist Ergonomic Assessment Juice Therapy High Level Laser Therapy Jungian Analysis Ergonomic Consulting Holistic Counselling Jungle Body Instruction Eriksonian Hypnotherapy Holistic Dentistry Kinergetics Massage ‐ Oncology Neuro Linguistic Programming Kinesiology Massage ‐ Oriental Neuro Muscular Technique Kinesis Myofascial Integration Massage ‐ Poultice Neurofeedback Brain Training Kyela Sound Therapy Massage ‐ Pregnancy Neuro‐Linguistic Kinesiology Lactation Consulting Massage ‐ Remedial Neurological Integration System Laser Acupuncture Massage ‐ Soft Tissue Mobilisation Neuromuscular Therapy Laughter Therapy Massage ‐ Swedish Neuroptimal Training Learning Disabilities Consulting Massage ‐ TENS Therapy Neurospinology Lev Method Massage ‐ Thai Neurostructural Integration Technique Life Alignment Massage ‐ That Yoga Neuro‐Training Life Between Lives Hypnotherapy Massage ‐ Therapeutic Nia Life Coaching Massage ‐ Ultrasound Non Emergency Patient Transfer Literacy Consulting Massage ‐ Zenthai Shiatsu Nordic Walking Lithos Therapy Matrix Energetics Numerology Reading Live Blood Analysis Matrix Reimprinting Nurophysics McTimoney Photographer Nutri‐Energetics Systems Lotus Healing Medical Photographer Nutrigenomics Love, intimacy and Relationship Mentor Meditation Nutritional Medicine Low Level Laser Therapy Mediumship Nutritionist Luminous Way Vital Healing Melchizedek Method Nutritionist Lymphatic Drainage Mental Health Skills Trainer Occupational Health Technician Mace Energy Method Meridian Healing Occupational Rehabilitation Provider Magnetabiology Meridian Psychotherapy Occupational Therapy Magnetaphysiology Metabolic Free Radical Testing ‐ Theratest Oneness Blessing Mind‐Body Medicine Magnetic Field Therapy Onsen Technique Mindfulness‐Based Stress Reduction Magnetic Therapy Ontological Coaching Mitsui Onnetsu Therapy Manual Lymphatic Drainage Optician Mora Therapy Marma Point Therapy Optometrist Movement Meditation Marriage Councillor Oriental Health Service Movement Therapy Massage Ortho Bionomy Moxibustion Massage ‐ Ancient Hawaiian Temple Orthopaedic Plaster Technician Muscle Energy Technique Massage – Ayurvedic Orthoptics Muscle Tension Treatment Massage ‐ Bamboo Panaba Release Treatment Musculoskeletal Therapy Massage ‐ Chinese Parenting By Connection Music Therapy Massage ‐ Cold Stone Parenting Education and Consultation Myofascial Dry Needling Massage ‐ Connective Tissue Past Life Therapy Myofascial Release Therapy Massage – Corporate Patient Advocate Myofunctional Therapy Massage ‐ Deep Tissue Patient Transfer (non emergency only) Myopractic Massage ‐ Energy Booster Massage Peak States Therapy Myorthotics Massage ‐ Hawaiian Pedorthist Myoskeletal Alignment Technique Massage ‐ Hoffman Pellowah Healing Technique Myoskeletal Orthopaedic Therapy Massage ‐ Hot Stone Personal Councillor Myotherapy Massage ‐ Indian Head Personal Development Teacher Natural Fertility Management Massage ‐ Kahuna Style Pfrimmer Deep Muscle Therapy Natural Vision Improvement Massage ‐ Lomi Lomi Phenolics Naturopath Massage ‐ Lymphatic Drainage Phlebotomist Neural Integration System Massage ‐ Magneta Photonic Therapy Neural Therapy Massage ‐ Manual Lymphatic Drainage Phytotherapy Neuralign Massage ‐ Medical Pilates Neuro Emotional Technique Massage ‐ Mobile Pilates ‐ Aqua Neuro Kinetics Massage ‐ Natural Face Lift Pilates ‐ Matwork Neuro Linguistic Communication Pilates ‐ Reformer Based Resource Therapy Structural Integration Plant Spirit Ceremonialist Respite Carer Tai Chi Play Therapy Reverse Therapy Temporomandibular Joint Jaw Reset PNF Stretching Techniques Rock Training TENS Machine Polarity Therapy Rolfing Structural Integration Thai Yoga Massage Polysomnography Saliva Analysis The Activate Your Mind Program Positional Release Therapy Salt Therapy The Journey Postnatal Consulting Sandplay Therapy The Reconnection Postnatal Exercise Prescription SCENAR The Vibrational Touch Postural Integration Sclerology Thermography Pranic Healing Screening Audiometry Thermotherapy Preggi Bellie Seichim Theta Healing Prenatal Exercise Prescription Sekhem Healing Thought Field Therapy Prime Tuning Self Development Coaching Thyroflex
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