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Treat's Rebecca Gentry is running another Cupping workshop. It's a special aspect of acupuncture you can practice in your own home, on yourself, your friends and family. You'll learn theory and practice and uses of this non-invasive ancient Chinese therapy that can help relieve tension, headaches, stress, sleep, patterns and coughs and give you the feel good factor.

Treat's Jane Sheehan has won the prestigious "Holistic Therapist of the Year". Jane’s nomination was supported by 24 testimonials and letters of support from clients, colleagues, training providers and industry experts, and recognised over 20 years of outstanding achievement in her field.

Video of Treat owner Rebecca Geanty's presentation to an audience of British Acupuncture Council members and journalists at the Shard. Rebecca took to of her patients with her and they tell their stories too

Monique Tharper, Health Kinesiologist writes about treating her own lifelong problems with pronation using Kinesiology

Treat Director Rebecca Geanty talks to Norfolk TV about her to develop relationships with Norfolk GP's raising awareness of Treat's capacity to offer treatments for issues ranging from pain from chronic illness to support through conception and pregnancy.

Gemma Carey tells the story of how she became motivated to train in and introduce yoga into her career as a special needs teacher."Special yoga", is a form of yoga for children and especially children with developmental issues that can transform lives, bringing calmness and control to kids who otherwise struggle.

Recently Norfolk MP Clive Lewis visited Treat in a meeting organised by the Norfolk Federation of Small Businesses. It gave Rebecca, patients and practitioners to raise a number of issues with Clive including the vexed question of state regulation of acupuncture - Rebecca and Alan Longcroft report on the story

A midwife's eye view of Labour, how to recognise it's onset, what is happening to the body as baby makes its way out of the womb and how to best keep birth normal.

Intervention rates are rising dramatically - and some are made with scant evidence. Challenging medical advice - especially in hospital can be very difficult - Molly O'Brien offers a few tips on how to make sure the advice you are being offered really is in your best interest.

Good Egg quality can be affected by a range of factors - Jane Sheehan, one of Treats specialist in fertility support, writes about the do's and do nots of creating optimal conditions for reproductive health.