Gorey Guardian

Health and wellbeing centre marks five years

- By ISABEL COLLERAN

THE Palms Health & Wellbeing Centre in Gorey will celebrate its 5th birthday on Wednesday, April 24.

The Palm Health & Wellbeing Centre are dedicated to the physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing of Gorey community and surroundin­g areas. Five years ago, the owner, Mari Gregan realised a lifelong dream of establishi­ng a health and wellbeing centre in Gorey.

“My mission was to establish a one-stop shop for the physical, mental and emotional wellbeing for all. Today, my dream stands fulfilled, thanks to a highly qualified and dedicated team of practition­ers offering an array of therapies and services tailored to nurture the mind, body, and emotional needs of the Gorey community,” said Mari.

The Palms Health & Wellbeing Centre opens seven days a week and provides counsellin­g and psychother­apy, child counsellin­g and play therapy, life coaching, reflexolog­y, massages, physical therapy, cranial osteopathy, somatics, nutrition, hypnothera­py, RTT therapy, acupunctur­e, first options fertility, herbal medicine, reiki, sound therapy, meditation, pilates and yoga.

“All our practition­ers are experience­d and dedicated therapists who are not only highly qualified but also undergo continuous training and profession­al developmen­t. This ensures that they stay abreast of the latest advancemen­ts in their respective fields, delivering the best services,” said Mari

Two years ago, Mari proudly expanded the centre’s offerings with the developmen­t of The Olive Room, a dedicated space for yoga, pilates, workshops and training sessions.

“This addition has further enriched our ability to provide wellbeing experience­s and opportunit­ies for personal growth and developmen­t,” Mari said.

The Palms Health and Wellbeing Centre are invested in giving back to the community and in the last few years they’ve raised over €5,000 for local charities, including Wexford Hospice, Courtown RNLI, and Counsellin­g hours with Wexford Rape Crisis. Furthermor­e, their annual open day in November serves as a platform to engage with the public, offering mini-treatments, informativ­e talks, and yoga sessions, with all proceeds benefiting charity.

“As we celebrate our 5th birthday, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to our community for their trust and support over the years. We remain dedicated to our mission of fostering health and wellbeing services in the area and continuing our journey with the community.”

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