Anne Cruickshank BA (Hons), CThA, Physical Therapy and Bodywork
London, Harley Street, W1
Brighton, East Sussex, UK
Edinburgh, UK
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07890 212076 Anne Cruickshank BA (Hons), CThA, Physical Therapy and Bodywork London, Harley Street, W1 Brighton, East Sussex, UK Edinburgh, UK |
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| Make a booking by phone or by email. Central Brighton, London W1 Harley Street and Edinburgh clinics. |
How to make a booking By phone for both London and Sussex clinics: By far the easiest way is to telephone Anne on 07890 212076, so that you can speak to her directly. If she is in clinic, then you can leave your telephone number and she will return your call, or you can call again later. Anne will usually be able to get back to you by the end of the day. By email: You can email Anne by clicking here and she will reply within a day. Appointments at London W1 Harley Street: Mondays Appointments at the Sussex clinics: Tuesday to Thursday Appointments at the Edinburgh clinic: Once a month Thursday, with senior practitioners Tuesday to Thursday every week for interim treatments How to find us The London W1 clinic is at no 1 / 7 Harley Street on the corner with Wigmore Street and Cavendish Square. During weekdays from 9:30am to 5:30pm entrance is through the reception at no 1 on the corner. On Bank holiday Mondays and after 5:30pm entrance is through no 7 Harley Street. Press 'reset, 32, call' to get through to the clinic. By Underground Oxford Circus tube station on the Central, Victoria and Bakerloo lines. From September 2008 the Sussex clinic will run from Brighton 5 minutes walk from Brighton station. Please phone 07890 212076 for details Edinburgh, Polwarth Anne Cruickshank is currently in Edinburgh for clinic once a month with senior practitioners available at all other times for interim treatment. Please phone 07890 212076 for details Until the end of July 2008 The Sussex clinic at Barcombe, Near Lewes, BN8 5EB is situated at 'Bradness Gallery', in easy-to-reach idyllic countryside, half way between Barcombe and Newick on the Spithurst Road. For help with directions, please phone the Sussex clinic on 01273 400606. From London: Take the M25 and M23 towards Brighton. Take the A272 exit to Haywards Heath. Continue through Haywards Heath on the A272 to Newick, then turn right at the green. Continue to the T-junction, passing 'The Bull' on your right and 'The Royal Oak' on your left, then turn left at the T-junction. Bradness is approximately 1.5 miles from the T-junction on the left hand side. From Haywards Heath: Take the A272 to Newick, then turn right at the green. Continue to the T-junction, passing 'The Bull' on your right and 'The Royal Oak' on your left, then turn left at the T-junction. Bradness is approximately 1.5 miles from the T-junction on the left hand side. From Brighton: Take the A27 Eastwards. Turn off at the first roundabout signposted Lewes. Continue to the traffic lights (Lewes Prison on your left). Turn left (A275) up the road, then continue along this road, over the level crossing at Cooksbridge, until shortly afterwards you reach the Rainbow Inn in a fork in the road. Turn right at the Rainbow Inn. Take the next road right and continue into Barcombe village to the roundabout. Go over the roundabout down the hill, signposted Spithurst and Newick. Bradness is exactly 1.6 miles from the roundabout on the right hand side. From Eastbourne: Take the A27 to Lewes, turn right at the first roundabout signposted Lewes and continue through the Culfail tunnel. At the roundabout turn right (A26). Continue up this road past Goldcliff Nurseries and the Cock Inn on your left until you get to the turning to Barcombe on your left (immediately before a petrol station). Turn left and continue to the roundabout in the village where you turn right down the hill. Bradness is exactly 1.6 miles from the roundabout on the right hand side.
Anne Cruickshank, BA (Hons), CThA, IACT, |
Please telephone us on 07890 212076 Home and main index Myofascial Release What is MFR? How does MFR work? Frozen Shoulder MFR to help regain mobility without pain RSI Repetitive Strain Injury MFR and trigger point therapy for RSI Headaches and Migraines Fascial release and trigger point therapy for headaches and migraines Scar Tissue and Adhesions Non-invasive techniques to release scar tissue and adhesions Low Back Pain and Sciatic Syndrome MFR to help Low Back Pain or Sciatic Syndrome, often caused by soft tissue injury, trigger points, adhesions or restrictions Chronic muscular or soft tissue pain MFR to help with undiagnosed chronic soft tissue pain which is often caused by trigger points or restrictions and adhesions in the fascia. Stress and trauma related syndromes Mind-body approaches for stress-related syndromes, emotional stress, panic attacks and physiological responses to trauma Fibromyalgia and CFS Help through gentle Myofascial Release and trigger point therapy Pilates Core stability, strength, flexibility and balance Email us  
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