Accessibility 

Coming from Brighton station.

Follow the wooden walkway alongside the tracks to the “back entrance” of the station.  As you exit the station building on, on your right is a coffee shop and bike hub.  Go passed this and take the steps down on your right.  At the bottom of the steps, cross over.  you will now stand between two residential buildings on Fenchurch Walk.  Straight ahead of you is a slope down into a square where you will see a Sainsbury’s on the left.  go passed this and on to Ann St.  Continue down this and you will emerge on to London Road.  A cash converters shop will be on the left and a costa coffee will be on the right.  Cross the road and you will see a Co-Op, A Nando’s, A Starbucks etc.  Turn right and walk passed these shops.  You will pass a Taco Bell and immediately after on the left, a colourful street with big murals painted on the building walls.  Go down here and at the end turn right.  you will see Silk immediately to opposite you with a Pride Flag flying outside, 

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Coming from London road.  STEP FREE ROUTE.

Beginning from St Peter’s church at the intersection between York Place and London Road, walk passed Hobgoblin onto London road. On the left side of the road is an Aldi.  Cross here on to the right sight of the road.  You will see Queens Place right there just before the McDonald’s.  Walk down here.  On the left of the road you will see a residential street.  Silk is at the end of this street - you will see our Pride Flag!

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Coming from North Laine.  STEP FREE ROUTE.

walk north on Sydney Street towards Gloucester Place, going past Beyond Retro and The Flour Pot Bakery.  Keep going onto you reach Trafalgar Street.  turn right down Trafalgar Street and walk down passed Pretty Vacant and Pelham Square.  Keep going until you come out onto London Road.   St Peter’s Church is in front of you to the left.  Turn left and walk along London Road - you will pass Moksha cafe, Carlito Burrito and Meat Liquor.  On the corner of Hobgoblin, cross over.  You will see Queens Place just before the McDonald’s.  Walk down here.  On the left of the road you see a residential street.  silk is at the end of this street - you will see our Pride Flag!

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Arriving by car / parking.

For directions using maps apps enter our postcode BN1 4JY.  Unfortunately we do not have parking outside of our venue but the closest car parks are as follows:

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An underground car park is available at the local Sainsbury’s. For step-free access from the Sainsbury’s car park, there is an inclined moving walkway that takes you from the car park to the main entrance of the store.

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Brighton Station

Brighton Station has multiple disabled parking spaces and free parking for Blue Badge holders. 

 

Arriving by bus:

The nearest bus stops to silk are situation on London Road.  You can ride the following Brighton buses to us: 025, 17, 273, 5 and 5A.

 

The stop name closest to us is: St Peters Church.

 

Arriving by train:

The closest station to us is Brighton train station. We are about 15 minutes walk from there. 

Silk is decorated with neutral colours through out and uses minimalist furniture to create open and bright spaces.

 

We use low lighting through out which is adaptable with dimming switches, salt lamps and electric candles.

 

All rooms have a basket of fidget and stim toys available to clients. 

 

The heating in all the rooms is adaptable and can be increased or decreased. 

 

All rooms have blinds.

 

All  rooms have access to a variety of different sized blankets and linens for different body shapes and sizes, should you feel you would like to be covered.

 

All rooms have access to different sizes bolsters.

All practitioners at Silk are specially selected to ensure they work to the high level of LGBTQ+ inclusivity which we expect. Many of us have this as our key specialism. We don't allow anyone to practice in Silk without solid evidence of and commitment to LGBTQ+ inclusivity.

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Further to this, all practitioners at Silk have access to LGBTQ+ specialist healthcare training.

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Nobody has to remove any items of clothing which they don’t feel comfortable doing so.

 

Nobody has to be touched anywhere they don’t feel comfortable being touched.

 

Consent will discussed thoroughly during consultation and we use active consent through out all our treatments.

 

Wellbeing practices should be open to everyone and it is never too much trouble to adapt something to make it more accessible for you.  Extra cushions? Sure.  Bigger blanket?  Done.  Step free access?  Right this way.