Non-profit project helping people to raise their wellbeing and resilience by learning from Nature and in Nature. It draws on Alan Heeks’ experience of creating Hazel Hill Wood and leading workshops on this theme. Alan and the Wisdom Tree team deliver workshops for individuals, front-line service teams and community groups.
Lynchetts, East Road, Bridport, DT6 4AE
There is growing evidence that being in ‘green space’ is great for both our physical and mental health. National Parks have an important role to play in the nation’s Health and Wellbeing. The Moor to Enjoy Project is working to connect local groups with the natural environment of Exmoor National Park, to increase the Health and Wellbeing of their members.
Creative Wellbeing is a non-profit social enterprise committed to cultivating and nurturing our inherent creative ability wherever we can. Devised through an interdisciplinary arts practice, Creative Wellbeing is inclusive to all and celebrates and encompasses all forms of creative activity as a means to enhancing personal and societal wellbeing.
Creative Wellbeing at Carlisle Railway Station, Platform 1, Carlisle, England, United Kingdom
Look Again unites photography, mindfulness and nature to help people slow down, take notice, and see their life, work and world with fresh eyes.
We run mindful photography workshops, courses and training for businesses, charities, social enterprises, universities, schools, and individuals. The benefits include improved mental health and wellbeing, increased self-esteem and confidence, better focus and clarify, and boosted motivation and productivity.
We also create photography for organisations working to make the world a fairer, healthier and happier place, as well as documenting life celebrations, rituals and events.
Stroud,
Gloucestershire,
United Kingdom