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HIGH STREET, CHAPEL PLACE & THE PANTILES SPECIAL


beauty BESPOKE


With innovative designs and an impeccable service, Thurlwell’s can help make that one-off piece of jewellery perfect for you or a loved one


pecialists in making beautiful and unique hand-crafted jewellery, Thurlwell’s Designer Jewellers pride themselves on impeccable personal service, understanding the importance of collaborating with clients to ensure they get the one-of-a-kind piece that they are looking for and can cherish for years to come. The company was founded in 1989 by master craftsman Chris Thurlwell, who has developed a reputation for innovative artistic design as well as superior quality


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craftsmanship. Jewellery is designed and manufactured by hand on the premises using traditional tools and techniques. When you have a consultation to discuss what you would like – whether you need inspiration or have a fi rm idea of what you want – Thurlwell’s will work with you to sketch out a design, pick the metal, fi nish


and gemstone of your choice to make a genuinely unique piece of jewellery. If you have an older item of jewellery that needs updating Thurlwell’s can also remodel it to breathe new life into the piece. Fancy turning your hand to making your own jewellery? Then they also offer workshops so you can create that truly personal piece.


For more information, pop into Studio 6, Sussex Mews, Tunbridge Wells TN2 5QJ, call 01892 533223 or visit thurlwells.com


State-of-the-art treatment offers chronic pain sufferers an effective alternative to surgery or injections


What is shockwave therapy? Shockwave therapy is a clinically proven treatment for a range of soft tissue injuries and can be incredibly effective in treating conditions such as Plantar fasciitis, achilles tendonitis, tennis elbow and more, with success rates documented at 77%


What are the advantages of shockwave therapy? Shockwave therapy is a non-invasive treatment without the risk or recovery time commonly associated with surgery. This means that a sufferer can be treated without anaesthesia or medication and can continue to carry normal activities during and after the treatment.


Does it work? Research has shown that shockwave therapy is incredibly effective in treating chronic tendon conditions that have not seen improvement


through traditional physiotherapy. Studies have shown an impressive success rate of 77%. It’s also recommended by NHS -NICE guidelines


Does it hurt? Shockwave therapy may cause mild discomfort during a session, much like a deep tissue massage. Adjustments can be made to keep a patient comfortable if necessary.


What is involved in a course of shockwave therapy? Each session is comprised of a treatment lasting 20-25 minutes. This is supported by manual therapy techniques performed on the surrounding soft tissue using a variety of treatment protocols.


How much does it cost? The total cost of 4 weekly sessions of shockwave is £350. This also includes a 12 week follow up appointment.


33 Vale Road, Tunbridge Wells. TN1 1BS (located above aviation bookshop) tunbridgewells-chiropractic.co.uk


Shockwave Therapy is covered by most medical insurances


FREE INITIAL CONSULTATION Call 01892 543029


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