Once in a while you receive excellent service and advice – but how often do you then get the opportunity to really thank that service provider? Well you can now 😉
As a therapist and carer for many people, once I have “done my job” and played my part in your healing and improved health – you get discharged and go off into the world – and I never hear how things went!
It can be quite annoying – and then life gets in the way for me – I forget to ring up and find out; or other things happen and it gets put on the back burner to never resurface!
BUT – that doesn’t mean I don’t want to know! (And others may be nosey too..)
So, IF YOU HAVE RECEIVED GREAT SERVICE from GAYLE PALMER please take a few moments to write a review!
- This is a gift for Gayle and stops her pondering about what happened next..
- May help someone else in a similar situation who you will never meet or find out about
- Helps to give back in a small kindness
- Re-presences for you the benefits of Osteopathy and completes the circle.
Here are some ways to do this by using these links:
Write a Google review 
Write a LinkedIn review:Â https://www.linkedin.com/company/gayle-palmer-d.o./
Write a Facebook review:Â https://www.facebook.com/LivingElementsClinic/reviews/
Yell.com review:Â https://www.yell.com/editbusiness/0040624210/20/reviews/requestreview
Simply write a review here! You can out it on the comments underneath this post.
- You could put in what happened to make you come to visit
- What you had or hadn’t done before making the appointment with Gayle
- How the treatment went for you and your experience
- The benefits of the treatment
- If you would recommend her to someone else
On behalf of all those who this may touch – THANK YOU for taking the time to do this.
YOUR Health IS My PRIORITY!
Place your healing in my hands…
Gayle Palmer
Echo the standard poodle is the clinic receptionist.
© Living Elements Clinic 2019
Having, a few years ago, suddenly suffering from excruciating pain in my leg and back and becoming unable to walk, I tried a chiropractor and was then referred to Gayle Palmer, the OSTEOPATH – who diagnosed Piriformis Syndrome.
Over a short course she worked wonders and now all I have to do is to drive over to see her about every 6-9 months, for what I term “maintenance”.
She is kind, thoughtful and considerate to someone in their mid seventies and has made such an improvement generally. I had a stiff arm and she treated that, successfully so it is not just the obvious that she can help with!!
Thank You Gayle.