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Thank you so much for your email.
At the moment the best way to arrange where to drop off items is by contacting Mags or Charlotte directly. They have a Facebook page, where you can contact them to arrange a drop-off. Here’s the link to their page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/651185971671776/ or you can also contact them via email which is: FeetOnTheStreets@hotmail.com. Additionally, there is also the local night shelter.
If you have any further questions, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Kind regards
Amy
]]>Hi Ashish, thanks so much for your comment.
There can be a number of different reasons that one collarbone is higher than the other – you could have muscles pulling one up, or one down, or you could have structural/bone issues that aren’t able to be changed. Unfortunately, it’s hard to say for sure without seeing you in person. If your collarbone is higher than level you can do a gentle neck stretch to relax the muscles – as long as you make sure it’s very gentle so you’re not straining the muscles, and that you can do it without pain, it may help release muscles that are pulling your shoulder up.
If you have any medical conditions or a history of injuries in the shoulder you should see someone before starting any exercise for yourself, which in some cases would include stretching.
If you’re based in London, we’d be happy to have you in and do an assessment and some targeted massage work to see if we can help, or, if you’re not local to us check for a massage therapist who does clinical/remedial work (i.e. not a spa massage or general deep tissue/Swedish). Hope that helps!
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Hi Helen, thanks for your comment. There’s also a 4-part series on glute activation – if you do a search for ‘activation’ on the site the first 4 posts are from that series (and then a few other pages that aren’t in it)…
Here’s the link: https://leytonsportsmassage.com/?s=activation if you copy and paste that in your browser it should give you all the articles in the series. In the activation series there are also links to each of the parts so you should be able to go from one to the other.
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