Mental Heath Awareness Week 2023 –Webinar Programme

Posted on: May 11, 2023

As part of Mental Health Awareness Week the Suffolk and North East Essex ICB are holding a series of webinars.
Community360’s Shawn Leek, Helen Clegg and Katie Parker will be speaking about reconnecting with nature, the role of social prescribing and dementia and mental health.

MONDAY 15 TH MAY And
The Topic of the Week: Anxiety and Mental Health

TUESDAY 16TH MAY

The Menopause and Mental Health: It Isn’t Just Hot Flushes

Mental Health: The Gardening In Mind Project

WEDNESDAY 17TH MAY
Physical Activity and Mental Health

Kindness and Mental Health

THURSDAY 18TH MAY
Dementia and Mental Health

Nature Walks and Mental Health

FRIDAY 19 TH MAY
Bereavement and Mental Health

Mental Health: The Role of Social Prescribing

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