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Sign up for the Devon Wellbeing Hub’s course on healthy eating perspectives
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in News, Recovery and wellbeing on 22nd November, 2023
The Devon Wellbeing Hub are pleased to announce that due to the success of their pilot ‘Embrace your Plate’ course, they will be running another in January 2024. Embrace your plate: shaping healthy perspectives is a eight-week course that is designed to support individuals who would like to have a more...
Devon Wellbeing Hub Chaplain officiates commitment ceremony for care home residents
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in News, Recovery and wellbeing on 17th November, 2023
This summer, Jez Brown, Lead Chaplain in the Devon Wellbeing Hub, was honoured to officiate at a commitment ceremony for Neil and Sal, two residents at Burdon Grange Care Home. Jez was asked to officiate after supporting the home following a tragic event last year. Jez and Jody Merelle, a Psychotherapist...
Self-care isn’t selfish – support from the Devon Wellbeing Hub
Posted by Devon Partnership Trust in News, Recovery and wellbeing on 13th November, 2023
Today marks the first day of National Self Care Week (13-19 November) – an opportunity to highlight how important taking care of ourselves is. Self-care can look very different for different people; it may involve getting active, reading a book, or unwinding with a cuppa! Whatever works for you, it’s important...