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  • Sheffield United Therapy Club

    Sheffield United Therapy Club

    Sheffield United Community Foundation offers a variety of mental health support sessions for men, women and young people aiming to help improve mental and physical wellbeing. Their new Thearapy Club provides free personalised therapy sessions starting on 3rd November 2022.

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  • I Can Therapy Centre – ‘Move More, Feel Better’

    I Can Therapy Centre – ‘Move More, Feel Better’

    Operated by independent charity Valley Leisure Ltd, ‘I Can’ provides a “unique movement and exercise experience” designed to mobilise muscles and joints throughout their natural range of movement. The Centre features a circuit of eight specially adapted power assisted exercise equipment machines and one therapy bike – for people of all ages who may be inactive, disabled or living with a long term health condition.

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