Posts Tagged ‘Bristol’
Changing Futures
You may have heard about the new Government funded Changing Futures programme which is working with some of the most disadvantaged people in Bristol. The aim is to help empower them to lead independent lives and to improve service provision
Read MoreNational Schizophrenia Awareness Day – lessons we can all learn from those affected by schizophrenia
For Schizophrenia Awareness Day, Bristol Wellbeing College learner and blogger Chrissy writes about mental health stigma and what we can learn from people living with schizophrenia.
Read More“Hope saved my life.” How the Hope Project helped men at risk of suicide
We’re delighted to have achieved national recognition with the publication of an independent evaluation into the suicide prevention work we’re doing with men. The report validates the great work we’re doing and the efficacy of our approach to offer men in crisis both emotional and practical support.
Read MoreCombatting loneliness – step by step
Bristol Wellbeing College learner, Chrissy, has shared her own insights into how finding the awe in the outdoors can help us cope with loneliness:
Read MoreLessons from the Festival of Learning – what’s it like being a learner?
As part of the Festival of Learning, Bristol Wellbeing College shares stories from learners about their experiences.
Read MoreBristol Inside Out Arts: Peer-led Group for Creative Minds
This week’s blog comes from Bristol Inside Out Arts Group, a peer group set up in response to Bristol Wellbeing…
Read MoreNo Agenda
This week’s guest contribution is from our student liaison co-coordinator, Ben Lilford. Under this long-winded title, Ben runs the College’s…
Read MoreI Can’t Get No Sleep
The battles of sleep, or not getting sleep that we go through at night.
Read MoreImmersive Practice: peace or more noise?
The art of immersive practice.
Read MoreMe, The Shape and The Sea
An autobiographical piece from Amy who attended our Telling Your Story course.
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