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Introduction
Hebask is Cornish for Calm, Serene and Peaceful; I offer holistic treatments with Cornish Soul.

All treatments at Hebask are pregnancy safe as I am a retired midwife.

Men are welcome.

Step off the world in to my Cornish inspired space for some well deserved R&R.
Practice name
Hebask Yorkshire
Practitioner
Emma Richardson
Address

22 Eastwood Avenue
Halifax
HX2 9DT
United Kingdom

Mobile telephone
07444776948
Business Email
hebaskyorkshire@gmail.com
Website
https://hebaskyorkshire.book.app
Therapies
Aromatherapy &Pregnancy
Aromatherapy massage
Body massage
Manual lymphatic drainage
Pregnancy massage
Reflexology
Reflexology and pregnancy

53.7594787, -1.8916296

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