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Dagny Jackman-Laos

Dagny Jackman-Laos is both a Registered Psychotherapist and Registered Massage Therapist who practices acupuncture as well.

Registered Psychotherapist at DJL Therapy (djltherapy.ca)
Registered Massage Therapy and Contemporary Medical Acupuncture
Reach out here by message, at my website djltherapy.ca, or email dagny.jackman-laos@djltherapy.ca Having worked with clients for over 15 years, Dagny is passionate about making individualized, client-centered treatment plans. For psychotherapy, Dagny works with solutions-focused, cognitive behavioral, and dialectical techniques. Each client is the expert on their own experience and together, we can find tools and techniques together that can help you find the peace that you are looking for. Dagny is a graduate of Sutherland-Chan School and Teaching Clinic in Toronto, Ontario. She believes in a holistic approach to massage and looks at the subtleties and complexities of a problem to find a lasting solution; she honed this skill while studying English Language and Literature at Queen’s University. Since then, she has been working with various patient groups: surgery patients, stroke survivors, pregnant women, elderly patients, and patients with a variety of sports and occupational-related conditions. She is committed to empowering her patients with the knowledge and skills needed to increase wellness and prevent further aches and pains. Dagny has also completed the Contemporary Medical Acupuncture Course at McMaster University which specializes in neuro-functional electro-acupuncture. She finds that combining Acupuncture with massage is very effective in reducing the pain and tension of her patients.

05/15/2018

Awesome!

Anatomical Comparison Among the Upper Limbs of , and . Find the Differences. Image credit Via encanta la Ciencia.

03/22/2018

Are we living through a crisis of touch?

Strokes and hugs are being edged out of our lives, with doctors, teachers and colleagues increasingly hesitant about social touching. Is this hypervigilance of boundaries beginning to harm our mental health?

02/26/2018

I want to be a superager:

Scientists are peering into the brains of 'superagers' - people in their 80s and 90s who have retained unusually sharp memory - to learn the secrets to cognitive health.

02/07/2018

I could get behind this:
https://www.thestar.com/life/2018/02/07/leftover-pizza-could-be-a-healthier-breakfast-than-cereal.html
What do you think?

Although pizza is often oozing with grease, it also has far less sugar than many cereals.

01/29/2018

Thoughts?

In this extract from his new book, Johann Hari, who took antidepressants for 14 years, calls for a new approach

01/16/2018

Hopefully this could help some people who are really suffering:

Researchers may have made the first steps in developing an effective treatment for the common and often debilitating hearing problem called tinnitus.

01/13/2018

Food for thought. This article made me delete the FB app off my phone.

A decade ago, smart devices promised to change the way we think and interact, and they have – but not by making us smarter. Eric Andrew-Gee explores the growing body of scientific evidence that digital distraction is damaging our minds

09/19/2017

Interesting: https://www.strongerbyscience.com/doms/

Some lifters relish the pain of DOMS (or delayed onset muscle soreness) as an indicator of success, but is that really the case?

08/19/2017

Have a read. What do you think?
https://www.vox.com/science-and-health/2017/8/4/15929484/chronic-back-pain-treatment-mainstream-vs-alternative

A review of 80-plus studies upends the conventional wisdom.

08/06/2017

So interesting:

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