Gifts for wellbeing

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While my son's were growing up we didn't focus much on the importance of gift-giving. Since we've been empty nesters things have improved though.

Rather than buy more 'stuff' for each other we have invested, particularly at Christmas, in giving gift vouchers that can be redeemed for wellbeing experiences.

Mrs B has enjoyed massages and I've just this month experienced a calming facial and  a chillaxed reflexology session.

So I come with experiential recommendations.

If you get a chance treat yourself or your partner to these wellbeing experiences. You'll feel the better for them.

For facial massage contact Jason Shankey's, Male Grooming in East Belfast
https://www.jasonshankey.com/

For reflexology contact therapist Amanda Orr, near Newtownards.
https://m.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100002408045432

https://www.willowmassage.co.uk/


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