10% reduction for knowitall.ch readers who book before 30 June 2015
AD MediLink is currently offering knowitall.ch readers a special 10% discount on any services booked before 30 June, 2015.
Set up a few years ago by Amandine Fabre-Dalsace and her business partner Amelie Dionne-Charest, AD MediLink provides health-related assistance and consulting services for businesses and expatriates living in Switzerland, France and Hong Kong.
Offering annual memberships, special packages and A la Carte services, AD MediLink provides a range of solutions for clients, who need help understanding the complicated medical world in which we live! Key services include:
Further savings for knowitall.ch readers who buy their pass before the end of this year - see below for details.
Normally priced at just Fr. 85.-, Body Pass is your passport to wellbeing in Switzerland and allows you to benefit from half-price treatments at each of their selected partner establishments on your first visit.
When you buy the Body Pass 2015 discount card you will have immediate access to 150 of the best spas, institutes and hair salons in Switzerland and neighboring France. With this valuable pass you can discover a multitude of new treatments offered by the best professionals in the world of wellbeing.
A neuromuscular dentist in Geneva has been helping clients overcome a wide range of painful symptoms, not normally considered treatable by dentists.
Neuromuscular dentist, Dr. Yves Delessert, has been using techniques such as muscle relaxation (TENS), electromyography (EMG) and jaw tracking to relieve discomfort in clients suffering with a variety of debilitating conditions such as headaches, tinnitus, temporomanibular disorders (TMJ/TMD), and myofacial pain.
Currently the only DDS (Doctor of Dental Surgery) in Switzerland practising neuromuscular dentistry (NMD), Dr. Delessert explained to knowitall.ch, “NMD is a term applied to techniques that expand upon the traditional approach to dentistry, and considers the entire system that controls the positioning and function of the jaw. The neuromuscular dentist seeks to establish a jaw position based on the harmonious relationship of three main factors affecting occlusion - the teeth, muscles and jaw joints. The resulting jaw position is called the neuromuscular bite.”
by Annette Ebbinhgaus, TrulyBalance
I had the pleasure to join some women recently on what I call a “back-to-rhythm” hike. It was a group of moms that I know through various friends and it was a quick little jaunt up and down La Dôle. A morning out to signal to our mind and body that the school year had begun again and it was time for us moms to get back to more of a rhythm.
This group was of course a group of expat women, some have been here for a long time, others not so long. We managed to cover many topics, and several in depth, as one does when you live this sort of transient life. We were quick to get to the good stuff in a conversation rather than stay on the surface. In this lifestyle we are never certain how long our friends will be living in the area so we make the most of every conversation.
At the beginning of this year, we received a number of emails from readers keen to recommend the services of local counselors and therapists, who have helped them come through challenging periods in their lives.
Two therapists, whose details arrived too late to be included in the latest edition of Know-it-all passport, are Eric Vandenhoeck and Robin Saunders, so we thought it might be helpful to introduce them to you now. Another therapist, Tania Goudas, sent her details just in time to be included, but since her practice is quite new we thought it would be good to include some details about her services too!
