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Pamper yourself for local Charity, Sobell House

Back by popular demand, Thame Therapy Clinic, the longest established complementary health clinic in the town, will be hosting a Pamper Afternoon, on Saturday 6th May, with proceeds being donated to Oxfordshire based charity, Sobell House.

 

Between the hours of 1pm – 5pm, Co-director, Andy Roscoe and his team of therapists cordially invite the residents of Thame and surrounding areas to join them for a tranquil afternoon of refreshments and homemade cake whilst enjoying a self-indulgent pamper session. These 20 minute treatments, which can be pre-booked ahead of the day for a cost of £15.00 each include Massage, Aromatherapy, Zero Balancing, Chinese Facial Massage, Back/Neck/Shoulder Massage, Lymphatic Facial Massage, Indian Head Massage, Reflexology and Vega Food Intolerance Testing. There will also be a Raffle and Second-Hand Book Stall for visitors to enjoy.

 

Sobell House supports the Sir Michael Sobell House Hospice in providing palliative and end of life care to the residents of Oxfordshire. The Hospice offers physical, psychological, social and spiritual care to those facing life threatening illness, death and bereavement. The focus is on quality of life and dignity, respecting the uniqueness of each person.

 

For more information about the event or to donate prizes to the charity raffle, please call Thame Therapy Clinic on 01844 215555.

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