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Fatigue; IBS; Migraine & Cluster Headaches; Teeth Clenching/Grinding; Snoring/ Sleep Apnoea; Bloating; Tennis/Golfers Elbow; Behavioural Disorders; Weak Ankles; Knee Problems; Neck Pain; Plantar Fasciitis; Stress; Menstrual Pain; Recurring Hamstring issues; PTSD.
Clinically evaluated in North America by the organisation FOTO (Focus on Therapeautic Outcomes) who have 19,600 clinicians listed with them in over 4200 clinics and 16.9 million patient assessment outcomes reviewed, KCR was shown to meet the "Gold Standard" in measuring rehabilitation outcomes, much quicker than other methods saving much time and money. Hugh Gilbert's book "The Early Aging Workforce, very readable for the lay person, explores his "put- ting together" of the KCR sequence over a number of years while running a number of high profile clinics in Canada and consulting to medical insurance companies and big corporations.
Benefits of KCR: Gentle and non invasive, Relief from chronic pain, Increased energy levels, Better sleep.
For those involved in sport guaranteed sports and energy level improvement. Allows the body to return to natural physical balance with many conditions improving as a result of this.
KCR can reduce Health Care costs significantly, as it can taking less sessions than related modalities to achieve the same or an improved result when looking at clinical outcomes, and this was the consistent experience in North America.
KCR is a simple procedure and is currently revolutionising physical rehabilitation with apparent knock on effects with emotional/behavioural issues, and with 900 clinicians predominately in the US and Scotland then other parts of the UK and Europe it is likely to continue to grow quickly.
Your Gloucestershire based therapist is Mark Harris based in Drybrook, who has trained and been accredited by assessment with Hugh Gilbert personally as a result of his own experience of the KCR modality when all other avenues had not produced any or lasting benefits or results. Having been diagnosed with chronic fatigue/adrenal fatigue related to complex post traumatic stress from service in HM forces and then other public services, it was only on meet- ing Hugh and some of his training team that Mark actually made substantial progress and then found other approaches working with lasting effect. As a result of the dramatic improvement Mark decided to train in KCR and to offer the service to others. Mark is looking at hiring treatment room space or can do workplace visits or home visits if sufficient space.
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