Mental Health Meme Making Workshop
Join Voice Collective Youth Project on Thursday 25th November 6:30-7:30pm in making mental health related memes together!
Public events
Supporting older men to build social networks: sharing what we've learnt by Ageing Better in Camden
The Ageing Better in Camden (ABC) Outreach Team uses a range of strategies to find and engage with older people who are not accessing activities or support services. During their work, the team noticed that most older men they met were very keen on having a conversation, but were reluctant to engage with formal activities, including men's groups, on offer with Ageing Better in Camden.
Camden Health and Wellbeing Event
20th November 12-4pm
Camden Council is hosting a free health and wellbeing event outside the Swiss Cottage library, 88 Avenue Road, NW3 3HA, to launch the borough's new mobile health bus. Please pop along if you are able.
How to Tame your Anxiety & Reconnect to Joy webinar
Issy explains how and why our brains create anxious feelings and shares some simple tips that will help you to reduce your anxiety levels .
Delivered with West Euston Project (https://www.westeustonpartnership.org)
Have you been experiencing anxiety? Would you like to learn a few simple techniques for how to keep this very common, and very uncomfortable, feeling under control?
Supporting young people’s wellbeing across the system: learning from HeadStart
This digital event will bring together learning about cross-system approaches to supporting young people’s wellbeing with real-world examples of embedding these approaches within local areas from our HeadStart partnerships.
Transformation Seminar: Professor Paul Ramchandani - Can we make prevention in mental health really work?
The Transformation Seminars are a series of free online events where we contemplate the future of children and young people’s mental health. Join us as we ask some of the most eminent names in mental health: what would most contribute to a transformation of our approach to mental health?
Being kind to yourself (in person)
On this course, we will explore what being kind to yourself means to you and how self-acceptance can help us all on our recovery journeys. We will look at what stops us from being kind to ourselves and how we can change our thinking and behaviour so we can offer ourselves the same kindness and compassion we show to others.
Making the most of your money (online)
On this course, we will explore our feelings about money and how this influences our approach to spending.
Coping with the festive season (in person)
The festive season can be a difficult time. The pressure to seem to be having a wonderful time can leave us feeling left out, isolated and distressed. Many people feel this way, you are not alone.
Focusing on something meaningful to you or reaching out to get help and support can feel liberating and nourishing. We will explore what may make the season challenging for you and discuss different strategies for coping.
Living well with a long-term condition
The emotional aspects of living with physical health problems can impact our mental wellbeing and our ability to live well. On this course we will explore these emotional and psychological aspects of living with a long-term health condition, and the connection between physical and mental wellbeing.