Swanley Therapy Centre / SUMS Swanley

07/05/2026

We’re already feeling the love for our Summer Fete — a huge thank you to everyone who has donated so far 💛

Every raffle prize, every item, every bit of support helps us make this event extra special (and raise vital funds to keep our therapies accessible to those who need them most).

We’re still on the lookout for more donations — bottles of wine or spirits, sweet treats like chocolate, sweets or fancy biscuits, as well as gift sets, vouchers and raffle prizes 🎁

And if you’ve got a bit of time to spare on the day, we’d love some extra hands too. Volunteering at events like this is a great way to get involved, meet people, and support a brilliant cause.

If you can help in any way, just drop us a message 🙌

Let’s make this year’s Summer Fete our best one yet!

06/05/2026

Starting a fitness journey and need a goal to aim for? 🏃‍♀️
Already a runner and fancy pushing yourself a little further? 🏃‍♀️

Why not turn your challenge into something even more meaningful 💙

We’re always so grateful for anyone who chooses to fundraise for us through fitness events – whether it’s your first 5K, a half marathon, a cycle, or something totally unique!

If you’d like to get involved, just drop us a message and we’ll guide you through setting up your fundraising page on Enthuse.

Every step, mile, and effort really does make a difference 🙌

05/05/2026

🌞 ** New Date Alert! ** 🌞

Our Summer Fete Fundraiser is now happening on Sunday 26th July, 2–5pm!

📍 The Old Vicarage, Swanley Village, BR8 7PJ
🎟️ £3.50 entry | Under 16s go FREE

Join us for games, stalls, raffle prizes & plenty of summer fun ☀️

Every penny raised helps us continue providing vital therapy sessions 💛

Bring your friends, bring the family – we’d love to see you there!

02/05/2026

Available Appointments for next week:

Bowen with Paul:
Weds 6th May: Fully Booked

Beauty with Lily: Available on request - subject to availability.

30/04/2026

Congratulations to Tracy, the winner of our April 2026 100 Club draw!

29/04/2026

💙 MS Counselling Support Now Available

Following our recent Open Day, we’re pleased to be able to share an additional support option for members.

Michaela Hoskins provides counselling tailored specifically for people living with MS. Sessions are available by phone or online, offering flexible support from the comfort of your own home. Initial sessions start from £25.

If you feel this could help you, or you’d like to learn more, please feel free to get in touch directly:

📧 michaela.hoskins44@gmail.com
📞 07443 778483
🌐 http://www.rockyroadcounselling.co.uk

A gentle reminder that support comes in many forms, and reaching out is always a positive step.

28/04/2026

💡 Did You Know? 💡

Have you ever wondered why we ask you not to fast on the days you’re using the chamber?

It’s REALLY important that you eat beforehand. Fasting can reduce blood flow, and low blood sugar levels may increase the risk of a seizure during treatment.

Your safety is always our top priority, and something as simple as having a meal can help your body get the most benefit from your session 💙

26/04/2026

This MS Awareness Week, we’ve been challenging the assumptions surrounding multiple sclerosis and highlighting the importance of understanding the real impact of the condition.

By learning more and listening to lived experiences, we can all help build a more supportive and informed community.

Awareness is just the beginning.

25/04/2026

Invisible Symptoms

Many symptoms of MS are not visible to others.

This can sometimes lead to misunderstandings or assumptions about how someone is feeling or what they are able to do.

Greater awareness helps create more empathy and better support.

25/04/2026

Available Appointments for next week:

Bowen with Paul:
Weds 29th April: Fully Booked

Beauty with Lily: Available on request - subject to availability.

24/04/2026

24/04/2026

MS is Different for Everyone

No two people will experience MS in the same way.

Symptoms, severity, and daily impact can all differ—and may change over time.

This is an important reminder that MS cannot be judged by appearance alone.