Julie Beales' list of useful Well Being links

We like to work with other businesses and organisations that will make you well and enjoy life. Here's some that we recommend:

NGR - Norfolk Group of Reflexologists

The Norfolk Group of Reflexologists is a networking group for Reflexologists trained to a high standard in the Norfolk Area.

This very supportive reflexologists group meets in Norwich and regularly invites informative guest speakers to address members, as well as arranging Professional Development Programmes.

If you would like further information about the Norfolk Group of Reflexologists please contact:

Valerie Rosbotham – Area Group Representative

Email: v.rosbotham@btinternet.com

NNORIT - Norfolk Network of Reflexologists & Indian Head Therapists

NNORIT is a ground-breaking project created as a result of road-shows which were carried out across Norfolk during the Autumn of 2008 by Norfolk County Council. In answer to a survey question ‘If a therapy was provided in the workplace, which would you prefer?’ 50% said they would like Indian Head Massage and 49% said they would like Reflexology. The Norfolk Network of Reflexologists and Indian Head Therapists was founded to meet this need by John Rhind, the network founder and it is available to all Norfolk County Council employers and their staff in Norfolk.

All NNORIT members are fully qualified and insured.

For further information contact John Rhind – 01953 607168.

Association of Reflexologists (AoR)

www.aor.org.uk

Telephone: 01823 351010

UK Reiki Federation

www.reikifed.co.uk

Telephone: 01264 791441

email: enquiry@reikifed.co.uk

The Louise Hamilton Cancer Help Centre Trust Bursary Fund

(Help when you need it most)

Louise Hamilton was born in Gorleston in 1969. A former pupil of the Wroughton and Lynn Grove Schools, she later gained a degree in languages at Bristol University. Whilst in Bristol at the age of 26 Louise found that she had breast cancer. After conventional treatment failed Louise sought help from the Bristol Cancer Help Centre which she found enormously beneficial.

Louise sadly passed away at the age of 28. Her family wishing to establish a positive lasting memorial to Louise began the Louise Hamilton Cancer Help Centre Trust (registered charity number 1106129) with the aim to providing a similar establishment in the Norfolk area.

Meanwhile the Louise Hamilton Bursary award scheme is now in place to offer cancer patients on genuinely limited means financial help towards the cost of attending a similar centre.

Applications for a bursary or for further information about the Louise Hamilton Cancer Help Centre Trust, should be made to Roberta Lovick, Chairperson, LHCHCT, The Old Police House, Ludham Road, Potter Heigham, Norfolk, NR29 5JA. Telephone: 01692 670076