The Community Association for West Hampstead have organised three free meditation sessions on Sundays in November on 11th, 18th and 25th from 6.30 pm to 7.00 pm.
The sessions are an introduction/taster to help you to feel more centred and happy, decrease stress, reduce anxiety and increase resiliency.
Teacher: Simon Hoten
For more details see: http://www.cawh.org.uk/
The London Irish Film Club returns for its Autumn/Winter season and will run fortnightly every Thursday from 7 pm.
The Drummer and the Keeper: (Dermot Murphy) recently diagnosed with Bi-polar disorder, is forced to curb his erratic behaviour when his therapist changes his medication and insists he joins a special football team. When he meets goalkeeper Christopher (Jacob McCarthy), a 17 year old with Asperger's Syndrome, a fraught relationship gradually develops into a firm friendship as each learns to respect the other's foibles.
From Mind in Haringey, weekly welcoming space for all veterans. Read more here about 'ART + reflection', and about the Ex-Services Welcome at Mind in Haringey
From Dragon Hall, Covent Garden (for young people and residents in Covent Garden and Holborn). Please email or telephone first, rather than drop in. Call 020 7404 7274 or email info@dragonhall.org.uk
A friendly gardening club, organised by Our Three Points, for those in the Gospel Oak or Haverstock areas. Contact Jo Hynes at abc@ktcityfarm.org.uk or ring 07419 820 503 to find out more.
Simple mobility excercises for all, organised by Our Three Points, for those in the Gospel Oak or Haverstock areas. Contact Jo Hynes at abc@ktcityfarm.org.uk or ring 07419 820 503 to find out more.
Voice Collective has teamed up with the filmmakers at Fitzrovia Youth in Action (FYA) to offer you the opportunity to write, produce and direct your own short film about what it’s like to live with voices, visions or other sensory experiences. Films will be hosted on the Voice Collective and FYA websites and on Youtube, and will be shown in schools and youth organisations. First workshop on Monday, 17 September.
This highly interactive one-day course by Voice Collective will explore ways of supporting children and young people to make sense of, and manage, difficult and distressing sensory experiences. Aimed at those who are already familiar with the Voice Collective ethos and approach: e.g. those who have completed our 'Level 1' course, or who have attended an in-house training session/presentation.
