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Free Wellness Talk and Goodies at FCWellbeing Cafe, tomorrow Sat Oct 7, 12noon


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Free Wellness Talk and Goodies at FCWellbeing Cafe, this Sat Oct 7, 12noon


Qualified Yoga Instructor, Massage Therapist and Nutritional Advisor Ana Maria is giving a free wellness talk at FCWellbeing Cafe this Sat.


Covering The Three Pillars of Health and how to use them to de-stress, this will be a great free short talk with take-way goodies as well!


Why not pop to find out more.



28a Grove Vale, SE22 8EF

50 yards for East Dulwich Station

FCWellbeing Cafe just behind Fashion-Conscience.com Boutique on Melbourne Grove





 

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