Do you feel you need some mental health help? Talk Wandsworth wellbeing workshop might be what you are looking for.

News - 28 September 2018

Talk Wandsworth Wellbeing Team are now offering a series of wellbeing workshops designed to support your specific mental health needs.
The workshops are all free to attend, and will be run regularly throughout the year.
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At the workshops you will learn about:

  • Coping with stress.
  • The opportunity to reach your potential.
  • Self-care, compassion & relaxation.
  • Managing anger & irritability.

The flyer below contains more information about course details. For dates or other information, please contact www.talkwandsworth.nhs.uk or call 020 3513 6264.

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