Online / Virtual
Workshop
Event
Free Event: Mindfulness / Wellbeing Workshop
Counselling All Nations Services (CANS)
CANS Mental and Physical Wellbeing Project is organising 6 week remote workshop Take 5 Steps Wellbeing looking after your Emotional Wellbeing in Greater Belfast areas.
CANS Mental Health and Physical Wellbeing Project is raising awareness of ‘Take 5’ steps for your Emotional Wellbeing.
Sector:
- Community development
- Education/training
- Health and wellbeing
- Men
- Older people
- Race/ethnicity
- Women
- Young people
Date and Time
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Location
c/o CWA
1 Stranmillis Embankment
Belfast
BT7 1AZ
United Kingdom
Contact Details
Training and Development
Counselling All Nations Services (CANS)
More Information
Places are limited, registration is highly recommended!
For more information:
Email: cansinfo@counsellingallnations.org
Mob: Text name and number to: 0778-365-6472 or 0778-365-6492
Supported by the Public Health Agency through the CLEAR Project
Free Event: Mindfulness / Wellbeing Workshop
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