Only the practitioners on this website are fully affiliated to MyoReformation. In a swimming pool accident left year old Jacquie with a broken neck and β according to all the experts β a life confined to a wheelchair.
She refused to accept this fate and set her entire being into moving one big toe, then her other digits one by one, and ultimately her whole body. She set herself to learning more about the discipline and in had the opportunity to train under the late Jock Ruddock and qualify in Vibromuscular Harmonisation Technique, which Jock had developed from Bowen.
Over the years Jacquie has used these early foundation stones to build her own form of treatment for body, mind and spirit β MyoReformation. She passionately believes that the body can heal itself from almost all injury and ills, and β as she did for herself β she has freed people from wheelchairs and many lesser ailments.
Her totally altruistic drive in life is to spread the word and to train practitioners to enable far more widespread healing. Gill was born in Zimbabwe and grew up on a farm in Marondera. On leaving school, she went nursing in South Africa for 4 years.
She was then able to go on a long working holiday to the UK, Ireland, Europe and Australia using her nursing experience to pay the way. On returning to Zimbabwe, she married a farmer and moved to Chinhoyi, where she has now lived for 28 years. Throughout this time she continued to nurse part time, as well as becoming involved in the farming life. Gill has always taken an interest in alternative medicine and in some cases felt that the holistic approach would be better suited than traditional Western medicine.
