Wellbeing

Group activities and 1-2-1 support aimed at improving your quality of life after a diagnosis of an incurable illness.

Our Wellbeing Support

We offer a free of charge programme of group activities and 1-2-1 support aimed at improving your quality of life after a diagnosis of an incurable illness. We’ll work with you to find sessions and treatments that are tailored to your needs, in addition to any medical care you receive.

How will it help?

Our Wellbeing group activities have been created to give people a space for fun, relaxation and to create social connection between patients.

Complementary therapies are additional treatments that can help manage your symptoms, reduce pain and offer a space for relaxation.

We can also help you understand and cope with feelings such as fear and anxiety, which you may be finding overwhelming and isolating.

Who is it for?

Our Wellbeing support is for people diagnosed with an incurable illness and who are registered with a Nottingham or Nottinghamshire GP.

Find out more

All you need to do is pick up the phone and give us a call. Our friendly team will talk with you to see how we can help, and put you in touch with the right care professional.

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Group Activities

Our current sessions are as follows and must be booked in advance with our Wellbeing Team:

Art and Craft Group – Tuesdays 10am -1pm
All materials are provided; come along and express yourself! You can then stay for refreshments if you wish and then join in with a short relaxation session finishing around 1pm.

Games and Social Group – Thursdays 10am -1pm
Two hours focused on getting to know each other. Will include tabletop games, quizzes and much more. Stay for refreshments if you wish and then join in with a short relaxation session finishing around 1pm.

1-2-1 support

Complementary Therapy
Complementary therapies, such as reflexology and massage, are available for patients, carers, and bereaved carers.

Advance Care Planning
Our Healthcare staff and Registered Nurses are on hand to help with advance care planning which may improve your quality of life and support any decisions that you make for your future care.