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As we undergo who knows what kind of changes in the coming
months and years, how will we respond mentally, emotionally
and spiritually? What support do we have that is uniting and
accessible to all? The Wellbeing Group explores ways to help
Henley community as it find ways to become more resilient
and sustainable.
So far:
In the autumn of 2010, working with a group of Henleys
complementary therapists, we set up a free drop in centre
to give the people of Henley the opportunity to experience
a variety of therapies and to begin to learn how they can
heal themselves. These sessions are free of charge, but we
will invite those who attend the sessions to offer a donation
towards the charity Giving Africa. This charity aims to build
a school in the very poor West African country of Burkino
Faso.
Weekly Free BeWell Sessions
Every Monday 12.00 2.00pm in the Kings
Arms Barn
Our Monday sessions at the Kings Arms Barn continue
to be popular with people of the town and the therapists themselves.
This generous offer of free complimentary healing sessions
has been taken up by office workers in their lunch break,
Town Hall staff, members of the over 60s club and casual
visitors who have read about us in the press. Our hope is
to continue these sessions into the early summer and we are
most grateful to the Henley Town Council for supporting this
Transition initiative and allowing us free use of the Barn.
Click here
for details of which therapies are available each week
Advance Notice of Wellbeing Group Event
28th March 7.00 for 7.30pm Council Chamber Henley Town Hall
Do you know how crystal healing works? Ever tried Laughter
Yoga? Do you know how to treat and heal yourself by choosing
the right diet? On Monday 28th March at Henley Town Hall three
of our complimentary therapists will be sharing their wisdom
with us. Come along to this free evening and listen to some
interesting ideas.
Henleys Ley Lines
Did you know that Henley has Ley Lines and Vortexes? Put the
date of Monday 26 September in your diary when Val Stoner
will explain to us what this all means for us and our town.
Getting Involved
If you would like further infoamtion or are interested in
getting involved in the Wellbeing Group please contact Gill
Dodds
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