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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 6^thJuly, 2017 

OPEN DAY INVITATION: SAT JULY 8th

Local award winning business launches new Treatment Centre in Essex to cope with demand in business.

Patients travel across the world to come for the life-changing treatment

• 14m people living with pain in the UK

• In 2016, 31m working days were lost due to back, neck and muscle problems

• Transformational yet to date undiscovered treatment Myofascial Release provided by the specialist therapists at Holisticare, gives dramatic and long lasting results to patients who suffer from conditions ranging from PTSD, anxiety, chronic pain, sports injuries, pregnancy and palliative care

Archant Uttlesford Business Award Winner, Holisticare, is giving a helping hand (by the means of a £1660 cheque) to St Clare Hospice and is hosting an Open Day on Saturday 8^th July from 3pm till 5pm.

Holisticare was a finalist for Small Business of the Year category and the Winner of the Judges' Award which is awarded to the business that the Judges of all the awards feel show great potential for 2017 and is "One to watch". The award was presented by Dunmow Broadcast and Saffron Walden Reporter's very own Essex Editor Will Lodge. Holisticare is a centre of excellence in Myofascial Release which can change the lives of people who think they can't be helped, in a safe, caring, relaxing and expert environment.

At the Open Day Holisticare will be displaying the award. There will also be a display of every entry of their recent "Helping Hands" Art Competition in aid of St Clare Hospice and the winners and placed entrants will receive their prizes and certificates. Holisticare owner, Nikki Robinson, will present St Clare with a large cheque as a result of three months of fundraising including the art competition and a Quiz Night.

Nikki said, "I was delighted that we were finalists in the Small Business of the Year award. It has been a very busy and exciting year at Holisticare, expanding our team and moving into larger premises with more treatment rooms and in-house studio for group treatments, classes and hire. We continue to add to our expertise with regular training and even this week we have a therapist going to the USA for a two week course. We are excited to win the Judges' Award because it means our passion for our specialism is being recognised. We know we are good at helping people reduce pain, tension and inflammation, making a positive impact on our patients' lives, and with our expansion we are now able to treat more people and really are one to watch. We would love to hear from people who want to know more about Myofascial Release Treatment and our Open Day is the perfect opportunity to talk to us."

Holisticare chose to support St Clare with a "helping hand" as part of the St Clare £50 Challenge and raised a very healthy £1660. Both St Clare Hospice and Holisticare treat many people from the Uttlesford area and beyond.

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Information for Editors
 

Nikki Robinson can be contacted on 01279 718331

Email : nikki@holisticare.co.uk

Web : www.holisticare.co.uk

Holisticare Limited
Brook View
Town Farm
Hatfield Broad Oak
CM22 7LF 

For Archant, Events and Marketing Manager Gerald Carey 01438 866023 gerald.carey@archant.co.uk

Website www.uttlesfordbusinessawards.co.uk

Nikki Robinson Background

Nikki is one of the top Myofascial Release Physiotherapists in Europe and is passionate about providing outstanding treatment in her field of expertise.

 She qualified as a Physiotherapist from the Queen Elizabeth School of Physiotherapy, Birmingham in 1993 and then worked in the NHS and in Australia.

 Following that she travelled to America and trained in Myofascial Release with John Barnes, the American Physiotherapist who developed the technique. In 2006 she founded Holisticare, one of the few specialist Myofascial Release practices in Europe, opening a purpose built treatment centre in 2010. Today the practice has over 1600 patients some of whom travel from Europe and even further afield to be treated by Nikki and her team.
 

A member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy and registered with the Health and Care Professions Council, Nikki is also a member of the Fascia Research Society, ensuring she has access to the latest fascia research and journals from round the world to keep her knowledge and skills up to date.