Knutsford’s second Health & Wellness Week was a jam-packed week showcasing a range of wellbeing services in the town centre.
Organised by Knutsford Town Council, the event programme kicked off on Saturday 18th January with Re- Fresh, a fair showcasing interest and community groups. The week continued with an array of activities and sessions such as running, yoga, Pilates podiatry, life coaching, hearing and eye checks, and counselling.
Refresh was held at St John’s Church and Knutsford Methodist Church and hosted a variety of community and interest groups from 1pm to 3pm on 18th January. Both churches had a steady flow of visitors exploring the different community and volunteer groups on offer. The range was huge and included Knutsford Bake Club, Crosstown Community Orchard, Run Knutsford, and Hartford French Circle exhibiting alongside Satya Sanctuary and Knutsford Hearing Centre.
Roberta Dyer owner of Roberta Dyer Beauty Re-defined said:
"This was my first time exhibiting at Re - Fresh and it was a great opportunity to connect with the community away from the salon. Our reflexology, facials and laser hair removal consultations proved popular. I particularly enjoyed the menopause talk which I co-hosted with Helen Jones Nutrition and Dr Lydia Robertson a GP and menopause specialist".
The week continued with a variety of wellness activities, from invigorating fitness classes and calming yoga sessions to informative talks on menopause and nutrition. Knutsford Hearing Centre offered free Hearing Health appointments, and Find Your Backbone offered free 30 minutes introduction lessons to The Alexander Technique (for back and neck pain) throughout the week.
The event was sponsored by cardiovascular specialist, Tomorrow’s Wellness which opened in June 2024 on Regent Street. During the week they offered discounts and free blood pressure check-ups.
David Willis, CEO of Tomorrow Wellness said:
“Health & Wellness Week has not only been a wonderful opportunity for residents and visitors of Knutsford to focus on their well-being, but also a brilliant showcase of the array of health and wellness services available here in town.”
“At Tomorrow Wellness we were proud to sponsor this event and had a great week offering free blood pressure checks to attendees and raising awareness of Heart & Cardiovascular Preventative Health and Wellness”
Sandra Curties, Town Centre Manager at Knutsford Town Council said:
“This was our second Health & Wellness Week organised in Knutsford and it was wonderful to see how it’s grown. Knutsford town centre has a varied health & wellness offering and this weeklong event posed as an excellent reminder of what services are on offer.
“If you were unable to attend and would like to learn more about a specific service please get in touch with the relevant business.”
Businesses and organisations involved include:
- Helen Jones Nutritional Therapist
- Sian Winslade Coaching
- Guided Outdoor Adventures
- Just Drop In
- Satya Sanctuary
- NC Health and Wellness
- Soul Reformer
- Elite Health
- Wellness Webb
- Find your Backbone
- Nxtep Gym
- Run Knutsford
- Soul Reformer
- Run Talk Walk Knutsford
- Roberta Beauty Redefined
- Healthwatch
- Knutsford Hearing Centre
- Stable Minds
- Tomorrow Wellness
- Parkletics
- Clare & Illingworth
- Cheshire Physical Therapy
Pictured - The Let’s Talk Menopause talk. Hosts, left to right, Helen Jones Nutrition, Dr Lydia Robertson (GP and menopause specialist) and Roberta Dyer (Roberta Beauty Redefined).
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