Finding serenity through alternative medicine

April 3, 2018

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Caleb Nickerson

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Massage is one of the many services that Cosgrove offers her clients, in addition to counselling, herbal remedies, and energy therapy.

Sharron Cosgrove is a naturopath, life coach and holistic therapist specializing in Ayurveda, a form of alternative medicine from India. She held an open house on March 29 to welcome the public to her new clinic, located on the second floor of Serenity Salon & Medi Spa in Shawville.

CALEB NICKERSON
SHAWVILLE March 29, 2018
On Thursday, a handful of people gathered at Serenity Salon & Medi Spa in Shawville on March 29 for an open house to celebrate a new local business.
Sharron Cosgrove, a naturopath, life coach and holistic therapist, will be offering her services from a space on the upper floor of the building. The visitors snacked on food and sipped herbal tea while learning about the broad scope of her expertise.

Cosgrove explained that she is a practitioner of Ayurveda, a Hindu form of alternative medicine originating in southeast Asia.
“It’s a very old tradition, it comes from India,” she said.
Ayurveda offers a “presonalized approach to health” using various ancient techniques and herbal remedies. Cosgrove offers a wide range of services, including massage, beauty and therapeutic techniques as well as counselling.
She explained that she has been living in Thorne for several years now, and also works out of her clinic in Wakefield. She said that the new space will be great to treat clients in this area.

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