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Free NHS Courses and Workshops to manage your Mental Health and Wellbeing across Norfolk and Suffolk
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If you are in crisis please call:
111 (select the option for Mental Health)
116 123 - Samaritans
Emergency: 999
20/12/2025
Day 5 - ideas for wellbeing - Keeping with the theme of utilising libraries/public spaces for our wellbeing/mental health... You can find us delivering at many libraries across Norfolk and Suffolk! Ipswich County Library Lowestoft Community Library North Walsham Library Stalham Library Holt Library Cromer Library Sheringham LibraryFakenham and Wells Libraries and many more!
19/12/2025
Day 4 - ideas for wellbeing - A lot of people tell us they start at home and end up meeting new people in their library/local groups. We run a creativity for a wellbeing course if you need some inspiration 😊
18/12/2025
Day 3 - Simple things can bring a smile/improve wellbeing 👍
17/12/2025
🎄⛄️We gave an idea for wellbeing yesterday, here's another suggestion for day 2!⛄️🎄
16/12/2025
🎄Just in case someone who sees this message needs it... 🎄
National Mental Health helplines for adults (available over the Christmas and New Year Period):
NHS 111 - Select option for mental health. (24/7)
Silverline (older people) - 0800 4 70 80 90 (24/7)
Samaritans - 116 123 (24/7)
Campaign Against Living Miserably (CALM) - 0800 58 58 58 (5pm til midnight - every day). Also offer webchat on their website.
SHOUT - free 24/7 text line - Text SHOUT to 85258
Please see the Norfolk and Waveney Mind page for REST hub locations and times. Suffolk Mind
16/12/2025
🎄⛄️Recovery is made up of small meaningful actions, this season try one gentle step each day towards better well-being/mental health. (Idea: 1/12)⛄️🎄
16/12/2025
Seasons Greetings from all at the Recovery College!
15/12/2025
Our in-person timetable can be found on our website.
12/12/2025
Our peer tutor Angelus was highly commended at NSFT's Safer, Kinder, Better Awards last night for the Engaging and Inspiring Staff Award.
Angelus has been a driving force in the new substance misuse pathway in the Recovery College. He has used his lived experience of both mental health challenges and substance misuse to inspire others.
28/11/2025
❓Living in West Norfolk or West Suffolk?❓
Volunteer Opportunities Available!
Your Voice Matters – Join The NSFT Council!
We have Service User and Carer Council Volunteer positions available in West Norfolk and West Suffolk.
The purpose of the Service User and Carer Council is to influence and drive improvement by authentically capturing the voices and views of service users, carers, and those with lived experience.
The Service User and Carer Council brings together:
Service Users and carers with lived experience of accessing or supporting others who access mental health and/or learning disability services.
Key Staff members for the services within your Locality.
VCSE sector organisations within the Locality.
Your input can make a real difference in shaping services for the future!
👉 Submit your interest here:
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27/11/2025
Wednesday 10th December – 2.30pm-4pm
One of our new series of workshops, please contact us to book.
26/11/2025
We still have some spaces available for tomorrow in Bury St Edmunds, please contact us to book or you can use the self booking portal if already registered.
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The Recovery College was set up to empower people with mental health problems to become experts in their own recovery. It provides a range of courses and workshops to service users, carers and members of staff to develop their skills, understand mental health, identify goals and support their access to opportunities.
What is Recovery?
• Recovery is learning to live a meaningful life beyond illness, either with or without ongoing symptoms
• Recovery is a journey of personal development and discovery which focuses on your wellbeing
What is the Recovery College?
• The Recovery College was set up by the Trust in 2013 to empower people with lived experience of mental health challenges to become experts in their own recovery • It was developed jointly in a process of co-production by NSFT staff and people with this lived experience
• It provides courses to help people build an understanding of themselves • It provides opportunities for people to learn, grow and plan for the future
• The courses are co-developed and co-delivered by people with lived experience and learned experience of mental health challenges