Ravenstone Wellness

Really excited to share that Ravenstone Wellness is now officially Women’s Health Club Approved.

For me, this is about much more than having a badge. It’s independent recognition of the standards of care, professionalism and ethics that sit behind everything we do at Ravenstone.

Our radiographer-led bone health clinic remains in Bolton, but with Ravenstone now also based in Cheshire, we’re beginning to expand our bone health services across Cheshire and the wider North West.

And the timing couldn’t be better.

There are lots of things happening behind the scenes at the moment, with new collaborations, events, talks and opportunities to get people thinking about their bone health before a diagnosis or fracture forces them to.

I’m really looking forward to being part of the Women’s Health Club and to what comes next.

More soon. Watch this space.

Stronger for Longer. Future Proof Yourself.

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Stronger Starts Now…. (Actually 15th Sept!)

What if 10 days of small, simple changes could help you start building better habits for your bones and your future health?

On 15th September, we’re starting a FREE 10 day WhatsApp Bone Health Challenge.

And don’t be put off by the word “challenge”. This isn’t about turning your life upside down or giving you another long list of things you should be doing.

Over the 10 days, we’ll guide you through simple daily actions and information around bone health, including nutrition, movement, strength, rest, recovery and the everyday habits that can make a difference over time.

The challenge is supported by a month’s supply of targeted nutritional supplements, which are provided at cost price for participants. These can be collected from the clinic in Horwich or posted to you.

The WhatsApp challenge itself is completely free, and we’ve deliberately made it easy to follow. You won’t need to constantly chat or post in the group. We’ll provide the guidance, prompts and simple check ins each day.

The idea is to use those 10 days to get you started, then you have the rest of the month to continue building those habits yourself.

We start on 15th September.

If you’d like to join us, send me a message and I’ll get you added.

Small habits. Stronger bones. Stronger future.

Stronger starts now 🦴

Stronger Starts Now 🦴☀️😴

What if 10 days of small, simple changes could help you start building better habits for your bones and your future health?

On 15th September, we’re starting a FREE 10 day WhatsApp Bone Health Challenge.

And don’t be put off by the word “challenge”. This isn’t about turning your life upside down or giving you another long list of things you should be doing.

Over the 10 days, we’ll guide you through simple daily actions and information around bone health, including nutrition, movement, strength, rest, recovery and the everyday habits that can make a difference over time.

The challenge is supported by a month’s supply of targeted nutritional supplements, which are provided at cost price for participants. These can be collected from the clinic or posted to you.

The WhatsApp challenge itself is completely free, and we’ve deliberately made it easy to follow. You won’t need to constantly chat or post in the group. We’ll provide the guidance, prompts and simple check ins each day.

The idea is to use those 10 days to get you started, then you have the rest of the month to continue building those habits yourself.

We start on 15th September.

If you’d like to join us, send me a message on here or 07900168998 and I’ll get you added.

Small habits. Stronger bones. Stronger future.

Stronger starts now.

Thank you DMTV for having me on today. I really enjoyed chatting about prevention, women’s health, bone and muscle health, and some of the simple things we can all do now to look after our future health.

You can watch DMTV on Sky and YouTube.

Everyone thinks osteoporosis is something you worry about when you’re older.

I think we’re starting the conversation too late.

Our bones don’t suddenly become important when we reach 70.

Bone health is influenced by what happens much earlier in life, and the changes around menopause can be particularly significant for women.

Yet we often don’t think about our bones until we’re told we have osteopenia or osteoporosis, or worse, until we fracture.

I want to change that.

What if we started looking at bone health in our 40s and 50s, while there’s still so much we can influence?

Strength. Nutrition. Protein. Vitamin D. Hormonal health. Lifestyle. Understanding our individual risk.

Because bone is living tissue. It is constantly adapting and renewing, and what we do now matters.

Bone health shouldn’t begin with a diagnosis.

It should begin with prevention.

Stronger for longer starts earlier than we think.

You feel well, you’re active, and osteoporosis isn’t even on your radar.

You exercise.
You eat reasonably well.
You’ve never broken a bone.
And you certainly don’t think of yourself as someone who needs to worry about osteoporosis.

So why would you think about having your bone health assessed?

The problem is, bone loss doesn’t always give us a warning.

You can feel fit, healthy and strong while changes are happening quietly in the background.

That’s why I want bone health to become something we think about before there’s a fracture or a diagnosis, particularly as we move through midlife and menopause.

Because prevention starts with knowing where you are.

You don’t need to feel unwell to have a reason to look.

If you feel well, you’re active and nothing hurts, bone health probably isn’t something you think about.

And that’s exactly the point.

Bone loss can happen quietly. You don’t necessarily feel it happening, and for many people the first time they realise there may be a problem is after a fracture or when osteoporosis or osteopenia is picked up unexpectedly.

I want us to start that conversation earlier.

At Ravenstone, bone health assessment isn’t just about looking for osteoporosis. It’s about understanding where you are now, looking at the wider picture and, importantly, what you can do to protect your bones for the years ahead.

You don’t have to feel unwell to start looking after your bone health.