Hygieia Complementary Therapies

Hygieia Complementary Therapies is a holistic medicine practitioner located in Stourbridge, NZ. With a focus on supporting overall well-being, the practitioner offers a range of complementary and spiritual therapies to help clients relax, rebalance, and renew.

The founder, Laura, is a highly trained and experienced therapist who believes in treating clients as a whole. She understands that true healing comes from within and takes a holistic approach to well-being. This means considering factors such as health, lifestyle, and stress levels when providing treatments.

What sets Hygieia Complementary Therapies apart is the integration of different therapies to target specific ailments. Laura's extensive experience working with clients has shown her the power of combining various techniques to achieve optimal results. Whether it's aromatherapy, massage, reflexology, reiki, or yoga, each treatment is tailored to individual needs.

In addition to adult treatments, Hygieia Complementary Therapies also offers specialised sessions for parents and babies/children. The Berry and Wanda Programme is a unique opportunity for parents to support their child's well-being while fostering a deeper connexion and building confidence as a guardian. These sessions incorporate massage, yoga, reflexology, and mindfulness, focusing on specific developmental milestones and challenges for each age group.

At Hygieia Complementary Therapies, clients can expect a safe and welcoming space where their needs are carefully considered. Laura and her team provide a nurturing environment that promotes relaxation and healing. Whether seeking relief from physical ailments or looking to enhance overall well-being, clients can trust in the expertise and compassion of the practitioners.

Please note that Hygieia Complementary Therapies is currently on maternity leave, but online trainings, webinars, and the online New Moon Blessings are still available for booking. Keep an eye out for updates on their website and social media platforms.