This is happening tomorrow. We would love for you to support us with raising awareness around maternal mental health, showing others that they are not alone and that there is support out there.
The saying "fill your cup first" is like a gentle reminder to put your own oxygen mask on before helping others. It's all about topping up your own energy, resources, and emotional well-being. When your cup is full, you can be there for others.
What fills your cup?
We have 8 weeks remaining for our Move and Groove Sessions these sessions are FREE to attend which includes toast and biscuits & juice for children also a drink for parents.
Booking is essential, DM for the Eventbrite link.
๐ญ Have you or a loved one used mental health services in the Black Country? ๐ญ
Your experiences can help improve services for everyone.
Join our community mental health transformation, find out more: https://t.co/pvmMLaQuLw
#BCMentalHealth
โEvery autistic person is different, but every autistic person faces the same barriers in life. This is why I am doing the Walk For Autism"
Good luck to our own David Stocks who is taking on the Walk for Autism challenge.
Read more at: https://t.co/NXb2lDX4G7
#WAAW23
๐ญ Are you passionate about mental health and want to make a difference in the Black Country?
Join our online event to discover how weโre transforming mental health services, and how you can get involved
Click here to register ๐ https://t.co/M0gnnzK0PU
#BCMentalHealth
To celebrate International Women's Day...local community group 'Mindful Mum's asked The Trust if they could use our Norton Rd Hub to hold a party...we were more than happy to oblige!!! @CamphillVillag1@StourbridgeNews#InternationalWomensDay
Lots of enthusiastic conversations today at our community mental health transformation event. People coming together to make positive change for our Black Country communities.
#BCmentalhealth
Pictures from today's walking group. We had such a wonderful time exploring, spotting signs of nature and had a great feeling of community and togetherness.
This yearโs Are you ok? Award recognises people who are supportive listeners and have helped others with their well-being. Congratulations to award winners @MomsMindfulHub and Chris Wrigley who volunteers at @MSHospice ๐ #BeKindDudley
We'd like to spotlight Ayesha from Autistic Parents UK who was so open and receptive to the group support we gave. Ayesha went on to build a great team, dedicated to making life a little bit easier for autistic parents. Weโre really pleased it all started in #Dudley borough.๐