Melanie Easom

It was just a natural evolution to start my business;

My quest drew me through many years of disciplines and remarkable adventures and triggered many personal awakenings and inherent abilities. I sensed that I had a responsibility to pass this information on to everyone and assist as much as I could within the area’s I am passionate about.

DON’T CHOOSE ME! or anybody else just on their qualifications alone!

What do I mean by this? I believe it is essential when working with anyone that you feel comfortable with that individual “that you resonate with them”!

Qualifications are important, but it’s still essential to feel in safe hands with your practitioner, in order to significantly benefit from any modality being adopted.

Have you ever experienced a scenario of meeting an individual for the first time and you feel an instant like or dislike?

Intuition is your guide and best friend.

YES! Many of my services can be facilitated online or remotely.

Indeed, many of my clients are from all over the world and the United Kingdom. I recommend using Zoom, which is a cloud-based videoconferencing service.

Please refer to my website, where you will find more information regarding my services that are offered online and remotely.

These are the government guidelines which I adhere to and pass on to clients.
The amount of respiratory virus in the air can build up in poorly ventilated areas. This increases the risk of spreading COVID-19 and other respiratory infections, especially if there are lots of infected people present. The virus can also remain in the air after an infected person has left.

Bringing fresh air into a room by opening a door or a window, even for a few minutes at a time, helps remove older stale air that could contain virus particles and reduces the chance of spreading infections. Trickle vents (small vents usually on the top of a window) or grilles can also be useful for bringing a little fresh air constantly. The more fresh air that is brought inside, the quicker any viruses will be removed from the room.

Ventilation is most important if someone in your household has COVID-19 or another respiratory virus, to try and stop the virus spreading. See further guidance here.

Good ventilation has also been linked to health benefits such as better sleep and fewer sick days off from work or school.
Remember the basics of good hygiene
Following these basic rules of good hygiene will help to protect you and others from COVID-19 as well as many other common infections:

cover your nose and mouth when you cough and sneeze
wash your hands
clean your surroundings
GermDefence is a useful website that can help you identify ways to protect yourself and others in your household from COVID-19. It provides scientifically proven advice on reducing the risks from COVID-19 and other viruses in your home.

Cover your nose and mouth when you cough and sneeze
Coughing and sneezing increases the number of particles released by a person, the distance the particles travel and the time they stay in the air. If an infected person coughs or sneezes without covering their nose and mouth, it will significantly increase the risk of infecting others around them. By covering your nose and mouth, you will reduce the spread of particles carrying the virus.

Cover your mouth and nose with disposable tissues when you cough or sneeze. Put used tissues in a bin and immediately wash your hands or use hand sanitiser. If you do not have a tissue, cough or sneeze into the crook of your elbow, not into your hand.