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Lyn Breakwell

Lyn Breakwell

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With over a decade practising bodywork I have developed an intuitive understanding of what each person needs to improve their well being or relieve their pain.

This is my passion and with ongoing training I constantly deepen my knowledge of the body and increase the variety of treatments I can draw on to help people move more freely, feel more energised and relaxed, and enjoy life more fully. I am a great believer in developing my skills and have trained with some of the top practitioners in her specialist areas. Experts such as Art Riggs (remedial and deep tissue massage), Noah Karrasch (bodyworker), Ruth Duncan, Tom Myers and James Earles (myofascial release).

I love a challenge, and many clients get referred to me to give them another angle on a problem that proves difficult to treat.

Five things that define my approach:

  • Maintaining wellness is as important as treating injury.
  • Giving the right treatment depends on listening carefully with the ears and with the hands.
  • The body and mind are one - helping people make connections between physical and emotional pain is vital to their long-term well being.
  • Search beyond the obvious for the source of pain, for example, a problem in the right shoulder can have its source in the left hip.

Specialist areas

  • Maintaining and improving people's general wellbeing
  • Relieving and preventing recurrence of stress-related pain
  • Healing chronic and acute sports and other injuries
  • Relieving and preventing recurrence of a wide range of posture-related problems
  • Alleviating pain and enabling movement in people with conditions such as fibromyalgia

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Thank you to all these wonderful women who donated to the Women Supporting Women (WSW) Fund in August.

The WSW Fund subsidises all treatments, classes and events at Moon so that everyone is able to access the support they need.

You can find out more via the link in our bio.

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Thank you to all these wonderful women who donated to the Women Supporting Women (WSW) Fund in August. The WSW Fund subsidises all treatments, classes and events at Moon so that everyone is able to access the support they need. You can find out more via the link in our bio. #womensupportingwomen #community2 days ago
The September New Moon Newsletter has landed!

Hopefully you'll have received it in your inbox this morning.

If not then you can sign up via our bio or website.

You can also see it via a direct link in our bio.

It's our birthday month (we're three!) and there's sooo much to tell you about...
The September New Moon Newsletter has landed! Hopefully you'll have received it in your inbox this morning. If not then you can sign up via our bio or website. You can also see it via a direct link in our bio. It's our birthday month (we're three!) and there's sooo much to tell you about...4 days ago
It's nearly here, the York Rise Street Party!

We'll have a stall (usually opposite @jcwalkerbutchers_ on York Rise) where you can meet and talk to a number of women's health experts.

We also have some wonderful FREE events at Moon (booking essential), as well as a couple of sessions in the Kids's Area of the party.

It's a brilliant day, a vibrant celebration of our community, can't wait!

You can find more details in our bio.

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It's nearly here, the York Rise Street Party! We'll have a stall (usually opposite @jcwalkerbutchers_ on York Rise) where you can meet and talk to a number of women's health experts. We also have some wonderful FREE events at Moon (booking essential), as well as a couple of sessions in the Kids's Area of the party. It's a brilliant day, a vibrant celebration of our community, can't wait! You can find more details in our bio. #yorkrisestreetparty #communitybusiness5 days ago
A warm intro to Rachael Collier-Thomas.

Rachael has been teaching the award-winning programme Baby Sing and Sign since 2021. Developed with speech and language specialists, it’s based on babies’ intuitive use of gestures as a way of learning to talk. It gives them extra gestures to communicate their needs, avoiding frustration and aids parent/baby bonding. 

The programme teaches through music, a fun way to learn, with the songs and repetition helping with sequential memory. Baby sign will help your baby “talk” to you before speech!

Rachael is starting two Baby Sing and Sign sessions in September at Moon, Mondays at 9.45am (15 to 36 months) and Thursdays at 1.45pm (5 to 15months) – find out more via our bio. 

Here’s more about Rachael 👇

My interest in child development was ignited by my journey as a mother of two free-spirited, strong-willed girls (4 and 6 years). I am passionate about raising my girls to be empowered and confident women. 

I quickly realised my eldest could understand everything I said to her when she was preverbal; this is why baby sign really appealed to me. It gave her an additional gesture to be able to communicate with me. 

I’m delighted to now be teaching my own classes and helping other parents and babies communicate and bond. 

Apart from Moon, I also teach classes on Tuesday at the Archway Methodist Church, Wednesday at Our Lady Help Church in Kentish Town and on Friday at Kentish Town Community Centre. 

My happy places: 

I’m in my element by the sea! Beautiful sunsets, paddling in the surf, swimming in the waves and paddle boarding with my girls and partner.

Equally, walking and meditation in ancient forests, (favouring bluebell season,) hugging trees and walking bare foot on the earth with my family, make me happy. 

I’m an amateur aerialist and only have time for aerial silks now, but really enjoy doing this once a week. 

I love cooking and baking with love and good intention for my loved ones.
 
Creativity and art are a vital part of life. Watercolour and colour pencil artwork is something I love to do and I encourage creativity with my girls. We do quite a bit of arts and crafts over the weekends.

Find out more via bio
A warm intro to Rachael Collier-Thomas. Rachael has been teaching the award-winning programme Baby Sing and Sign since 2021. Developed with speech and language specialists, it’s based on babies’ intuitive use of gestures as a way of learning to talk. It gives them extra gestures to communicate their needs, avoiding frustration and aids parent/baby bonding. The programme teaches through music, a fun way to learn, with the songs and repetition helping with sequential memory. Baby sign will help your baby “talk” to you before speech! Rachael is starting two Baby Sing and Sign sessions in September at Moon, Mondays at 9.45am (15 to 36 months) and Thursdays at 1.45pm (5 to 15months) – find out more via our bio. Here’s more about Rachael 👇 My interest in child development was ignited by my journey as a mother of two free-spirited, strong-willed girls (4 and 6 years). I am passionate about raising my girls to be empowered and confident women. I quickly realised my eldest could understand everything I said to her when she was preverbal; this is why baby sign really appealed to me. It gave her an additional gesture to be able to communicate with me. I’m delighted to now be teaching my own classes and helping other parents and babies communicate and bond. Apart from Moon, I also teach classes on Tuesday at the Archway Methodist Church, Wednesday at Our Lady Help Church in Kentish Town and on Friday at Kentish Town Community Centre. My happy places: I’m in my element by the sea! Beautiful sunsets, paddling in the surf, swimming in the waves and paddle boarding with my girls and partner. Equally, walking and meditation in ancient forests, (favouring bluebell season,) hugging trees and walking bare foot on the earth with my family, make me happy. I’m an amateur aerialist and only have time for aerial silks now, but really enjoy doing this once a week. I love cooking and baking with love and good intention for my loved ones. Creativity and art are a vital part of life. Watercolour and colour pencil artwork is something I love to do and I encourage creativity with my girls. We do quite a bit of arts and crafts over the weekends. Find out more via bio6 days ago
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