SPECIAL COURSE OFFERED TO HELP THOSE TRAMATISED BY BOMB
Special course offered to help those traumatised by bomb
YOUNG people and adults traumatised by the Omagh bombing are being offered a chance to avail of help and advice during a special one-day course in the town this Saturday.
Proprietors of The Five Senses alternative healing centre in Castle Street have invited those affected by the atrocity to come along and avail of the services on offer.
The day-long course opens at 10.30am with an introductory talk and demonstration.
Throughout the day, a qualified therapist will offer help, advice and individual treatment at no cost to those concerned.
And at 2.30pm a Tai Chi demonstration will also be held in the premises.
Customers will also be offered free refreshments in the centre's relaxed atmosphere.
The 'Five Senses' opens its doors as a healing centre, based upon promoting mental, emotional and physical well-being.
The premises incorporates a vegetarian cafe, local crafts and an area for talks, workshops and private treatments.
All members of the public are welcome to this Saturday's day of healing and any voluntary contributions for lunch will go towards future treatment for the victims.
Anyone wishing to help out on Saturday is asked to phone Nature Trail at Bridge Street, Tel: 240388.
YOUNG people and adults traumatised by the Omagh bombing are being offered a chance to avail of help and advice during a special one-day course in the town this Saturday.
Proprietors of The Five Senses alternative healing centre in Castle Street have invited those affected by the atrocity to come along and avail of the services on offer.
The day-long course opens at 10.30am with an introductory talk and demonstration.
Throughout the day, a qualified therapist will offer help, advice and individual treatment at no cost to those concerned.
And at 2.30pm a Tai Chi demonstration will also be held in the premises.
Customers will also be offered free refreshments in the centre's relaxed atmosphere.
The 'Five Senses' opens its doors as a healing centre, based upon promoting mental, emotional and physical well-being.
The premises incorporates a vegetarian cafe, local crafts and an area for talks, workshops and private treatments.
All members of the public are welcome to this Saturday's day of healing and any voluntary contributions for lunch will go towards future treatment for the victims.
Anyone wishing to help out on Saturday is asked to phone Nature Trail at Bridge Street, Tel: 240388.
Further Information
Publisher: ULSTER HERALD
Ref: UH/1151
Published Date: 24-Sep-98
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