Food for thought, food for the soul, give your spirit a break.
Most of us are so busy and stressed, we ‘can’t see the wood for the trees’.
We feel compelled to keep chipping away at the seemingly never-ending list of jobs and never give ourselves a proper break to see the bigger picture of where our life is going.
Attending a ‘Breathing Space’ weekend is the perfect opportunity to ‘sharpen your axe’ and enable you to take stock of what you’d like to improve in your life. Give yourself a well-deserved break from the ‘busy-ness’ of life and discover powerful techniques to accelerate your progress.
We are very excited that our ‘Breathing Space’ weekend will take place at ‘Blissland’, an amazing venue, and an experience in its own right. Click here for more details about Blissland.
During the weekend in this delightful Cheshire property we will be offering various activities that can be enjoyed by all, regardless of age, health or ability.
Come and try some Chi Kung, mindfulness practice, Yoga, Creative Visualisation and relaxation techniques.
There will also be ample time for peace, meditation, walking, reflecting, sharing moments with like-minded people, and enjoyable social evenings!
Massage sessions, tailored to your needs will be available, to be booked in advance.
We also have a Reiki practitioner on our team, who will offer this if required.
At the end of the weekend, we hope that you will be able to take away some of these techniques to help you deal with stress and restore peace in your daily life.
The programme will run from Friday (29th September) 3 pm for welcome and introductions, until Sunday (1st October) 3 pm.
We are able to offer some very comfortable accommodation at Blissland, first come, first served! (please see fees and details below).
There are also B&B and hotels nearby in Congleton. These are all listed on Booking.com.
If you have any questions about the Breathing Space weekend please contact us
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