Natural Health Experts Expand Services with New Wellbeing Workshops

WORCESTER, UK, June 23, 2026 – Residents interested in improving their wellbeing through natural methods will soon have a new learning opportunity, as Wellth and Wild unveils a series of workshops dedicated to holistic health education.

Participants will be able to learn about herbal remedies, nutritional support, and practical lifestyle techniques designed to encourage healthier living.

The workshops are set to be delivered from Wellth and Wild’s premises at The Fold near Worcester, where the business operates both a busy shop and an expanding digital platform.

The company is also preparing to launch a collection of organically cultivated herbs, giving customers access to freshly harvested ingredients for natural wellness support.

“People often see us as a shop, but we are really a place for learning and guidance,” said Jules. “We welcome anyone interested in natural health and provide advice based on individual needs and circumstances.”

The company’s success was recently recognised with the Best Impact Award from Big Business Entrepreneurs.

“We are incredibly proud of this achievement,” said Noel. “It highlights the positive difference we are making through a blend of traditional herbal approaches and modern nutritional understanding.”

The founders met through their studies at Birmingham’s College of Naturopathic Medicine before building a professional partnership.

“We found that combining nutritional therapy and herbal medicine often delivered excellent results,” Noel said. “That encouraged us to create a shared business.”

According to Jules, the original vision was to establish a space where consultations, products and education could all sit under one roof.

Their search eventually led them to The Fold, where circumstances seemed to fall into place at exactly the right moment.

A conversation with local studio holders revealed a demand for herbal services, while a suitable space also became available.

With support from a designer friend, the pair transformed the unit into a practical and inviting environment for customers.

The welcoming atmosphere has become one of the shop’s defining features, complemented by a supportive community of wellness practitioners and creatives.

“The people here have been wonderful from day one,” said Noel.

For Jules, the location offers something that a traditional high street setting may not have provided.

“The Fold reflects everything we stand for. It feels authentic and connected to our values.”

The business name and branding were carefully selected to communicate those principles.

“Our logo symbolises growth from nature,” said Noel. “It ties perfectly into our slogan, ‘Where wellness grows wild.'”

To find out more, visit www.wellthandwild.co.uk or email [email protected].

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