Hospices in Warwick and Rugby looking for therapists to join their team
Complementary Therapy is a combination of both modern and ancient techniques and can offer a great deal of support to those that use them.
If you have a recognised professional qualification in at least one Complementary Therapy, then Myton Hospices would like for you to get in touch about joining.
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Hide AdAlly Gerrish has been a volunteer with the Complementary Therapy team for over two years and describes it as one of the most fulfilling things she has ever done.
She said: “I have been qualified in Sound Work and Shamanic Therapy for a number of years and I am training in Reiki but I had never before practiced the hands on relaxation techniques that Myton has specially adapted for palliative care, here the therapies are patient led to give them a sense of empowerment and control.
“I hadn’t previously worked in a hospice or medical environment either but everyone is so welcoming and compassionate.
“Volunteering at Myton could be one of the best things you ever do; for me it has been a really transformational experience and one of the most fulfilling things that I have ever done.
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Hide Ad“The day that I volunteer at Myton is always the best day of my week.”
The charity is also looking for volunteers at their hospices in Coventry, Rugby and Warwick.
Go to: www.mytonhospice.org/join-us/volunteering/volunteering-vacancies to find out more.
Applications should be submitted by Wednesday March 21.