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The Wellbeing Hub is an independent facility in Rogart Street, Glasgow. We have three treatment room and two studio spaces available for hire seven days a week. The Wellbeing Hub hosts a number of individuals and groups that excel in their fields including complementary therapies, yoga, talking therapies and many more.
14 Rogart Street, G40 2AA, Glasgow, United Kingdom
I had a lovely Reiki session with Maria, she made me feel very at ease. I liked how she explained all about Reiki before starting the session.I felt myself drifting as I saw colours and could feel the energy moving up my legs.I left feeling relaxed and I would highly recommend a treatment with Maria.
Janice
Have had treatments from both Davina and Leeanne plus enjoyed spending time in the relaxation room enjoying the honesty snack station.
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