Category: Community Living Well
Mental Health Awareness Week 2024
Mental Health Awareness Week (MHAW) 2024 takes place from 13 to 19 May, and the theme is “Movement: Moving more for our mental health”. Movement is important for our mental […]
Become a Trainee Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner
Join a mental health training course with the improved access to psychological therapies training programme, and become a Psychological Wellbeing Practitioner Psychological therapies services across London are recruiting trainee PWPs […]
Update: Self-Care service
KCSC have now received confirmation that funding for the Community Living Well Self-Care programme will not be continuing beyond the end of the current grant agreement. Unfortunately, KCSC need to […]
Talking Therapies: Myriam’s Story
Myriam was looking for on-going support to help manage her mental health following time spent under psychiatric care. She was referred to NHS Talking Therapies. We spoke to her about […]
How physical activity helps mental health
Taking regular exercise can have a huge positive impact on our mental health and wellbeing. We’ve highlighted some of the ways how physical activity helps mental health. Recommended physical activity […]
New! Community Workshops
Join us for our FREE NHS Community Workshops Open to all aged 16+ Our Community Workshops aim to promote evidence-based knowledge and support a healthier lifestyle and general wellbeing. Each […]
Christmas Opening Hours
Here are the festive season opening hours for Community Living Well Talking Therapies: Mon 18th Dec – Friday 22nd Dec: Usual hours (Mon – Thurs 8am-8pm, Fri 8am-5pm) Mon 25th […]
Out now! Community Living Well Magazine Issue 14
We are pleased to share the latest edition of Community Living Well magazine. Featured articles include: Looking after your wellbeing during winter How to be a good colleague Stay informed: […]
Looking after your wellbeing in winter
The winter months can make it difficult for many of us to manage our mental health. The colder temperatures and shorter days could mean we feel the need to withdraw […]
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
When the days get shorter, darker and colder, you may feel a dip in your mood. It’s common to feel affected by changes in the weather and seasons – we […]
