Visit Dorset Mind at Poole’s Dolphin Centre
This week, up until Saturday 21 May, Dorset Mind is delivering free activities and training to enhance local people’s mental wellbeing.
This week, up until Saturday 21 May, Dorset Mind is delivering free activities and training to enhance local people’s mental wellbeing.
Research from Healthwatch England found that not all GP practices comply with the requirement to provide six to eight-week postnatal checks.
Dorset’s Suicide Prevention Group is launching a new campaign for Children’s Mental Health Week to support young people.
Led by Dorset HealthCare there is a 24/7 telephone helpline, a drop-in service and face-to-face support for over 18s this festive season.
Dorset Mental Health Forum has added its voice to those who are supporting a new psychiatric intensive care unit for youngsters.
Dorset Healthcare University NHS Foundation Trust is hoping local people will go online to back the revised plan.
Coffee Connection, a drop-in support hub at Serenitea Café on Ashley Road, runs fortnightly Thursday evening sessions.
Over the next six weeks, local people have the chance to tell BCP Council what provision they would like to see at local play spaces.
As part of an enhanced wellbeing service, staff working in all sectors of the NHS across Dorset are invited to attend an online meeting tomorrow.
Residents who need mental health support can talk to a YMCA Bournemouth trained counsellor in a 50-minute session.