Our Living Well Newsletters

Newsletter: April 2022

Welcome to the first newsletter of 2022!

We hope that this year brings loads to look forward to! As we reflect on the last year, the Wellbeing Team would love to thank all of you for your continued support.

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Newsletter: August 2021

It’s been amazing to see patients back in Living Well. There’s a real buzz in the air with chatter, laughter and smiles.

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Newsletter: June 2021

The Living Well Team are hoping that as restrictions keep on easing that things look brighter for the future of groups!

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Newsletter: April 2021

So far, this year is flying by and we hope that as Easter is close that you take it as an opportunity to think of better times to come and new beginnings for us all.

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Newsletter: February 2021

As we look back on last year, on behalf of everyone in the Living Well / Wellbeing Team, we would like to thank you once again for your continued support.

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Newsletter: December 2020

From all of us here, have a very merry Christmas and a safe New Year!

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Newsletter: October 2020

We have continued to work hard during lockdown, phoning our patients every day and making sure you are all as safe and well as you can be during this strange time.

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Wellbeing News

Play therapy: Essential in helping bereaved children process their grief and loss

Meet our play therapist, Jolanta, who works with children aged from two to 12 years. Here she tells us what her work entails.

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An interview with Eleanor Fletcher on Music Therapy

How music therapy and play therapy can help children open up about grief, while also treasuring precious memories of those they’ve lost.

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"When my fiancée died, I was left broken" - Jazz's story.

When Jazz’s fiancé died, she was left feeling “broken”. But the support she found at ellenor's bereavement group has helped her through the pain of grief.

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Walk and Talk Group | Bereavement Support

For Linda Rush, getting out in the fresh air helped her more than sitting down and talking about her feelings - so she joined a walking group for others who had been bereaved.

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Grief and Bereavement Counselling | What we offer

If death is a taboo, how can you encourage people to open up about grief and bereavement?

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Service Spotlight: Counselling and Emotional Support | What we offer

Our Hospice provides a range of wellbeing services and complementary therapies, which include spiritual and emotional care, as well as respite and bereavement support.

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