MaryBetts Sinclair
Natural Vision Coach
Massage Instructor
Author
"While this book (Hydrotherapy for Bodyworkers) is aimed at the bodyworker who already has a grasp of anatomy and physiology, I will be recommending it to my lay hydrotherapy students. It is more than a text that you learn from and then leave on the shelf. I can see myself, my students and my colleagues, using this as a reference for years to come. Thank you MaryBetts, for writing this valuable summation of hydrotherapy knowledge, and thank you to Handspring Publishing for turning it into an attractive, easy-to-use and sturdy book. "
Bruce Thompson, physical therapist, Cardiff, Australia
PHOTO GALLERY – MARYBETTS SINCLAIR
All about the hydrotherapy book --2019 research trip to British Isles
MaryBetts hiking from Loch Ness to Handspring Publishing - Edinburgh.
Pre-Roman shrine to Celtic goddess - at Bath
St. Bernard's well, Edinburgh
The statue of Hygeia, the Greek goddess of health, watches over a mineral spring named after St. Bernard, a saintly monk who once lived nearby. In earlier times, the waters were said to be capable of curing arthritis, intestinal problems, muscle pain, blindness and other disorders, and cures were credited to him.
Bath springs - circa 800 BC
Roman bath, Bath - 40 AD
King's bath, at Bath - 17th century.
Thermae Bath Spa, 2019
Illustrations courtesy of Roman Baths, British Museum, and Thermae Bath Spa
TRIP TO THE SOUTH 2018
Atlanta School of Massage 2018
Marybetts, Valerie Schreiber, and Helena Tolis at their Natural Remedies class, Uchee Pines Institute.
Students in Natural remedies class practicing vision exercises with balls
Eye exercises. Water and a snorkel.
Students in Natural remedies class practicing vision exercises with balls
Atlanta Georgia 2018
Korea 2016
Students and children with puppets, balls and other toys!
Students and children with puppets, balls and other toys!
Students and children with puppets, balls and other toys!
Students and children with puppets, balls and other toys!
Residents at Holt Ilsan Welfare Town, Ilsan, South Korea.
Child waiting for adoption in South Korea.
"Grandmother with a Stethoscope" by Byenug Pak-cho. A practicing pediatrician since 1958,Dr. Cho is sometimes called the Mother Teresa of South Korea.
MaryBetts editing English translation of "Grandmother with a Stethoscope" by pediatrician Byenug-Pak Cho
Indonesia 2016
Marybetts with Pediatrician M. Suryani, after joint presentation on Computer Addiction in Children.
Marybetts and MoNJo and staff in Bali.
Therapist learning about joint action.
Therapists learning new song for "Things That Go Buzz" treatment.
MomNJo therapists in Surabaya.
2016 training session for the first group of MoMNJo therapists. These beautiful women show their grace and co-ordination as they perform a group dance. (Note the yellow shirts with Gadgetholic logos on the back.)
2016 training session for second group of MOMNJO therapists. These therapists, too, show their grace, group spirit and sense of fun as they perform a group dance with hats brought from the US by Marybetts.