Based in Godalming Surrey, the Holistic Centre is now twelve years old and offers Osteopathy, Yoga and Pilates Classes, Hypnotherapy, Reflexology, Acupuncture, Counselling and a selection of massages, both deep tissue and relaxation.
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The Holistic Centre Godalming is proud to celebrate its twelfth anniversary after being founded by local businessman John Hancock in 2000.
Serving the population of Surrey with a wide range of complementary and alternate therapies, it is still based in its original premises known affectionately as The Barn, located just off Bridge Street in Godalming.
With one of the largest choices of therapies available, the Holistic Centre Godalming can offer Osteopathy, Yoga and Pilates Classes, Hypnotherapy, Reflexology, Acupuncture, Counselling and a selection of massages, both deep tissue and relaxation.
The Holistic Centre Godalming requires that all therapists are fully qualified members of their appropriate Professional Body and that they all hold Public Liability Insurance. It makes every effort to cater for the specific needs of the individual client in order to help them to not only find the course of treatment that most suits them but at a time that is convenient.
Founder and owner of the Holistic Centre, John Hancock said of the anniversary, “With so many businesses failing after only a few years, it’s testament to the hard work and dedication of the therapists and staff we’ve had at the Centre that we’re now celebrating our twelfth year.”
“We’ve always focused on client experience, providing the highest quality therapies from the highest quality therapists. I look forward to the next twelve years!”
To find out more visit www.holisticcentre.co.uk or email: enquiries holisticcentre.co.uk
About the Holistic Centre Godalming
The Holistic Centre Godalming is a complementary and alternative therapy centre based in Godalming, Surrey. It offers over twenty different therapies, catering for both men and women, and all age groups from new-borns up. It was founded in 2000 and requires that all therapists are fully qualified members of their appropriate Professional Body and that they all hold Public Liability Insurance. | 
