Relaxing treatment sessions at Cheshire Natural Health helped to raise £900 for the Children’s Adventure Farm Trust.
More than 60 people attended the charity day and participated in the treatments on offer and listened to a series of talks.
Nine of our therapists were on hand during the course of the four-hour event.
Members of the public came away thoroughly relaxed and pampered after taster treatment sessions in massage, reflexology, reiki, endermologie and guided relaxation.
People were asked to make a minimum donation of £20 per treatment session.
A number of 45-minute talks were popular among visitors.
Medical herbalist Natalia Kerkham talked about how herbal medicine can improve your health. Colin Ayliffe, movement and lifestyle coach, offered healthy living advice to help listeners’ achieve their potential as part of his talk on holistic living.
Nutritionist Celia Cooper dispelled myths about what we can or cannot eat in her talk on balanced nutrition.
To boost the charity coffers, staff at Cheshire Natural Health sold home-made cakes and held a raffle of prizes, which included treatment vouchers for the clinic.
Tracey Turton, owner of Cheshire Natural Health, hailed the charity day a massive success.
She said: “We had a fantastic day. It exceeded all our expectations.
“All of our clients who took part in the treatment sessions and talks really enjoyed themselves. It was a great success and a wonderful way to help such a worthy local cause.”
The Cheshire-based Children’s Adventure Farm Trust (CAFT) provides help and care for children from all over the north west who are terminally ill, disabled or disadvantaged.
It was founded in 1985 by Tim Grundy and is based at Booth Bank Farm, at Millington, near Altrincham.
Its president is Manchester United and England football legend Sir Bobby Charlton, while famous patrons include comedians John Bishop and Jason Manford, Olympian Dame Sarah Storey, cricketer Andrew Flintoff, actors Lee Boardman and Jennifer James, and Slade singer and songwriter Noddy Holder.
The Adventure Farm is a lifeline to children who are in desperate need. The charity prides itself on bringing a little light and fun into the lives of children who have known terrible hardships at such an early age. CAFT has a range of programmes to offer, each suitable for children of all ages, abilities and backgrounds.
To find out more about CAFT, visit caft.co.uk.
For more information about Cheshire Natural Health treatments, get in touch with the clinic on 01925 730123. Alternatively, you can email [email protected].
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2016