Spa at Norwich Inn Launches “Fragile Client” Program For People Being Treated For Cancer, Chronic Diseases (PRWeb)

2 March 2010, 12:11 am

Medical research has shown that complementary therapies such as massage can help cancer patients lower anxiety, improve sleep and lower pain. The Spa at Norwich Inn and the 501 (c)3 non-profit ECHO Cancer Foundation of Norwich CT have joined to create a new program to offer people living with cancer and other chronic illnesses a place to go for spa treatments in a non-medical setting that helps ...... Read More »

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