New venue for our affordable complementary therapies

a great beginning to our time in the Window Room where we will continue to provide affordable complementary therapies on a weekly basis on Wednesdays from

By Editorial Team, Wellbeing Magazine· 3 Jul 2016 · 2 min read
New venue for our affordable complementary therapies
New venue for our affordable complementary therapies
The Human Touch Launch event Here at The Human Touch we celebrated opening in our new space in The Window Room at the Southwick Community Centre on 1st June. It is a beautiful space in a very peaceful setting overlooking the garden, where you can sit to wait for treatments. There was a great opportunity for new clients to meet the team and experience the wide variety of complementary therapies we have to offer. We provided mini treatments of Zero Balancing with Mandy Humphrey, Indian head massage with Debbie Escobar, Reiki healing & chakra balancing with Eshana Lekien, facial massage with Caron Riley, and neck and shoulder massage with Gabi Beeny. Thanks to our special guest, Therese Eriksen of Shoreham Homeopathy, we were also able to provide Vega Testing for food sensitivities. In total the team delivered forty-five treatments - a great beginning to our time in the Window Room where we will continue to provide affordable complementary therapies on a weekly basis on Wednesdays from 2 till 5 pm. The practitioner team are available to attend local fund raiser/charity events and can also attend private functions such as birthday and pamper parties. For more information about The Human Touch call or text Mary - Project Leader - on 07796 518667 visit our Facebook page and our website.

Filed underMassage, Reiki & energy healing, India & Sri Lanka, Connection, Home & garden sanctuary

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