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ALISON JOSE
Alison is also a fine art curator and consultant plus a PR and special events coordinator.
Prior to, and during her years traveling the world as an art curator, Alison has sought out countless treatments for an unnamed "neurological muscular disorder", which had been diagnosed after 23 years of searching, by the Head Doctor of the Pain Clinic at St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney.
Prior to, and following this undefined diagnosis, Alison had spent many, many thousands of dollars with many Doctors, Nutritionists, Healers and Specialists in the search for pain relief and a "cure".
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It was not until after 25 years of searching, that she came to Kovalam and underwent a 14-day Ayurvedic treatment with Dr George and masseur Praveed (the man with the miracle hands), that she finally found help.
In setting up Prana Healing Holidays, Alison hopes to help those who are suffering from long term chronic problems to find not only relief, but a profound change in their body and wellbeing so that they will no longer need to visit specialists on a regular basis and live a life pain free.
"I know what its like to be on the constant treadmill of searching and spending enormous amounts of money and time and hope and willingness to just be pain free. I cannot thank Dr George and Pradeep enough for helping me in such a profound way."
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BIBIN JOSE
Born and raised in Kerala, Bibin worked in Kovalam for two years at the Wilson Ayurvedic Resort and is closely connected to other Ayurvedic Resorts in the area.
If you are travelling to Kovalam, with Bibin's intimate knowledge of the area and local business, he can make arrangements for all your needs whether additional travel (see Optional Extras), restaurants, festivals, celebrations or shopping.
Bibin is also studying Reiki Healing and is working towards becoming a Reiki Master.
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