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Therapies at Wootton Fields – Northampton

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Therapies at Wootton Fields located conveniently within Wootton Fields provides clients with access to multiple therapeutic modalities designed specifically around their needs! Our skilled practitioners offer services including sports therapy & holistic approaches aimed towards promoting recovery while enhancing overall well-being! Step into our welcoming environment & let us guide you on your path towards improved health through personalized care tailored just for YOU!

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Joe Minney

5 Google Rating

I saw Sean for hypnosis. I couldn't be more thankful. I can now look forward to a happy and prospe

5/ 5

I saw Sean for hypnosis. I couldn't be more thankful. I can now look forward to a happy and prosperous future all thanks to his amazing work. Thankyou guys Highly recommended⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Amy Shelton

5 Google Rating

Sean Harris brilliant. Made me feel so comfortable and really helped with what I went for and in onl

5/ 5

Sean Harris brilliant. Made me feel so comfortable and really helped with what I went for and in only 2 sessions.

Kirkys Therapies

4 Google Rating

Secure entry, parking, a lot of great therapists to suit all needs, but walls are a bit thin in some

4/ 5

Secure entry, parking, a lot of great therapists to suit all needs, but walls are a bit thin in some rooms and sound carries.

kate dixon

5 Google Rating

After suffering pretty bad fluid retention & cramps during pregnancy I booked an appointment with Lo

5/ 5

After suffering pretty bad fluid retention & cramps during pregnancy I booked an appointment with Lois. Cannot recommend enough. Great massage, v knowledgable, knows how to make you feel comfortable when you feel at your most ungainly & v friendly & professional. I went again! Planning to go back after the baby is born.

LightWalker 72

5 Google Rating

Therapies at Wootton Fields have a range of different therapists from Chiropractors, Massage Therapi

5/ 5

Therapies at Wootton Fields have a range of different therapists from Chiropractors, Massage Therapists, Chiropodists, Hypnotherapists, Nutritionists, Homeopaths, Reflexologists, Energy Field Therapists, and so on. It is a lovely friendly place with disabled access. All the therapists are self employed and manage their own bookings. Highly recommended.

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  • Thursday07:00 AM - 08:00 PM
  • Friday07:00 AM - 08:00 PM
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