whats the most effective complimentary therapy for a stressed mummy?

[lourobert]

I'll do anything that works and money is no object.....reiki, acupunture?????

What do people swear by?? I need something and i need it quick!!!

[Fauve]

I find massage does it for me - find a good masseuse, though, not riff-raff If money no object, have lots...and lots...

[emmatomATO]

I find reflexology and swedish massages divine!!

Reflexology sends tingles up to my head and the deep,hard swedish massage makes me feel like I've taken a happy pill!

[gorgonzolasouffle]

Long bath and a bottle of wine for me!!

[charmkin]

wine

goign OUT

heat magazine

gossiping


don't believe in alternative therapy. never worked for me

[Blandmum]

Ethanoltherapy

[3littlefrogs]

Aromatherapy massage. I am a massage therapist - where do you live?

[choosyfloosy]

Solitude.

Call it meditation if you need an excuse.

And don't forget the dad's favourite complementary therapy - the Shed.

[iris66]

Reflexology every time - even better than massage I reckon (I'm qualified in both)

[lourobert]

Hmmm, mind certinaly give those a go.

3frogs- I live in Portsmouth.

I need to try something more than my fav long bath and a bottle of wine although i stil indulge in those whenever i have the time....!

[3littlefrogs]

Sorry - I am in london.

[lourobert]

hmmm reflexology sounds good then. Ill have a flick through the yellow pages tomorrow I think

[iris66]

lourobert - I'd recommend finding someone registered with the AoR (Association of Reflexologists- they may have "MAR" sfter their name) to ensure you get someone of a high standard HTH

[RanToTheHills]

group ethanol therapy sounds good

[RanToTheHills]

meant that seriously,btw, best cure - chat & a good wine.Or yoga,acupuncture? Found reflexology to be a waste oftime,personally (and v awkaward in heifer-like late stages of pregnancy)