Functional Patterns Dublin Head to Skibbereen Co. Cork
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Functional Patterns Dublin Head to Skibbereen Co. Cork

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28 Jul Functional Patterns Dublin Head to Skibbereen Co. Cork

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Functional Patterns Hit the Road

We were absolutely delighted to hit the road and head to Skibbereen in West Cork this weekend. Two of our practitioners Tom and Stephen made the trip to the rebel county to assess clients over two days in what was a very successful weekend. They did initial assessments with over 14 clients and set them up to continue their work with us online until the team returns in a couple of months.

Skibbereen

For those who have not visited this part of Ireland, it was well worth the trip for the lads. Not only in terms of seeing the clients themselves, but also for seeing the natural beauty of the area and taking advantage of the local sights, sounds, and smells. They had time to enjoy some lovely lake and sea dips, as well as some of the local food fair.

They were hosted by Majella O Neill, a local holistic nutrition coach who provided use of her riverside studio in the center of town. Thanks to Majella who also helped organize the clients and made the trip very stress free for the boys. She also provided some great tips and recommendations of the local area which really made the trip a not only productive one, but a very enjoyable one as well.

Future Trips

We are lucky enough to get enquiries from all over Ireland on a regular basis and getting on the road has been long overdue. This is something we will definitely be doing again in the future. We plan not only to return to Skibbereen but also bring the Functional Patterns method to other parts of Ireland.