The power of movement for mental wellbeing, by Dr. Lindsay Jones
Dr. Lindsay Jones, Clinical Psychologist here at Step One, explores 6 ways in which movement and exercise can enhance our mental wellbeing.
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Dr. Lindsay Jones, Clinical Psychologist here at Step One, explores 6 ways in which movement and exercise can enhance our mental wellbeing.
The theme of this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week is ‘Movement: Moving more for our mental health’. We have a jam-packed schedule of events designed to get you moving, connecting with others, and feeling your best.
Increasing our activity levels and connecting with others can be a key strategy in lifting mood and reducing anxiety. Joining a walking group can be a wonderful way to start, one step at a time!
Fortnightly on Wednesdays, from 10:45am
Exeter
This in-person Exeter based group is focused around craft, so you can get creative, put your artistic skills to the test and create something, or just come along for a coffee and a chat.
Every Wednesday, 10am – 1pm
Exeter
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Driven by a deep personal connection to the cause, Charlotte has dedicated her career to making a positive difference in the lives of others. In this short Q&A, we delve into Charlotte’s journey with Step One Charity.
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Donations during the festive season allow us to continue supporting adults over 18 in Devon to manage their mental health, achieve employment goals and live more independently.