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Our Goals
Oxychai Therapy Centre offers support and services for individuals with various health conditions in a compassionate and supportive setting. Whether you're newly diagnosed or have been managing your condition for some time, we provide oxygen therapy and other tailored treatments to meet your needs. As a self-help group and UK-registered charity, we support individuals across the North West, helping them enhance their well-being.
After being treated for bladder cancer and later developing incurable metastatic lung cancer, I chose to combine my chemotherapy (and soon immunotherapy) with hyperbaric oxygen therapy at Oxychai, completing 112 sessions that personally helped me stay energised and cope better with treatment. I’m deeply grateful for the support I received, and from my own experience, HBOT is something I would encourage others with cancer to explore.
What to expect when using oxygen therapy:
Step 1: Contact us to discuss whether Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is suitable for your needs.
Step 2: We will schedule a phone consultation with Sarah, our Centre Manager, who will help you arrange your session dates and times.
Step 3: Prior to your first appointment, you will be asked to read our Oxychai Therapy Centre protocol leaflet and complete the required waiver form.
Step 4: During your initial visit, you will receive a tour of the centre and a detailed explanation of how the therapy works, including our protocols. Your first session will then take place.
Step 5: The number of treatments you require will depend on your individual medical condition and will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.
About Oxychai Therapy Center
Oxychai was opened up in Manchester, UK in 2020. Oxychai oxygen therapy clinic was founded by our CEO Sarah Dafner. Whilst Sarah was doing oxygen therapy sessions with her son in A Breath for Life she witnessed how oxygen therapy helped patients with MS and many other neurological conditions. She decided to set up Oxychai to provide Oxygen therapy and other services to help support patients through their challenges and difficulties.