Healthcare staff can now access wellbeing help
FREE wellbeing support online is now available to healthcare workers across Berkshire. Delivered by Berkshire Healthcare NHS Foundation Trust, new ...
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Wellbeing programme will help boost Wokingham’s mental health
TACKLING mental health is the focus of Wokingham Borough Council’s new wellbeing programme launched last week. The Mindful Health and ...
Council launches free online service to support young people’s mental health and well being
Wokingham Borough Council has announced the launch of ‘Kooth’, a free online counselling and emotional well-being support service for its ...
Mental health charity runs #24daysactive campaign
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WADE launches new physio treatments
Therapies on Thames are bringing their physiotherapy to WADE day centre in Wokingham.
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Special week will celebrate Wokingham borough’s wellbeing
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REVIEW: Let all your troubles just float away
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