A new ‘social wellness destination’ is set to open in Liverpool this August complete with Finnish sauna, filtered ice baths and red-light therapy.

Located on David Lewis Street within The Prestige building, Attis Bathing Club is designed as a “premium, community-minded alternative to the traditional night out, providing a social space for people to connect”.

Attis is the brainchild of Liverpool couple, Jennifer Gledhill and Lewis Boardman. Jennifer, who spent seven years living in Sydney, was inspired by the integration of wellness into everyday social life in Australia, and returning to the UK, she identified a gap for a high-end, inclusive space which prioritises social wellbeing.

Jennifer says: “We’re so excited to bring this unique experience to our hometown. As people place more value on real connection and wellbeing, we’re proud to make guided contrast therapy classes and traditional Aufguss part of everyday life.”

Specialising in Guided Contrast Therapy, a practice which involves alternating between extreme hot and cold environments to boost metabolism, circulation and mental clarity, Attis will offer one-hour bookable sessions, led by trained experts.

Classes will range from breath-work and sound baths to dopamine and sleep resets. Additionally, Attis will offer traditional Aufguss, a multi-sensory ritual where sauna masters use aromatic steam and choreographed towel movements to create an “immersive, meditative heat experience”.

The wellness space will also include a lounge-style cafe for socialising in between hot and cold cycles, serving healthy beverages and nourishing snacks, alongside full shower and changing facilities.

On weekends, visitors can experience ‘Club Attis’ sessions, which will feature DJs and community events, with further information to follow.

Attis will be open seven days a week from 7am–8pm, and the public can currently sign up for early access to the launch via www.attisbathingclub.uk

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