Evimero Psychotherapy

25/08/2025

Are you looking to make friends? Join us for a brew and a chat as we discuss what you would like from a friendship group. No need to book. Just turn up!

21/08/2025

Please feel free to share 🩷

18/08/2025

08/08/2025

More details of date and time coming soon 😃

15/07/2025

🌟 Step Through the Portal – Join Bamber MHFC ! 🌟

Stuck at home? Struggling with your mental health? Football can be the escape you need. Bamber MHFC is more than just a football session—it’s a community, a safe space, and a chance to get out of the house and onto the pitch.

⚽ When? Mondays & Wednesdays, 9PM - 10PM
📍 Where? Bamber Bridge Leisure Centre
👥 Who? Anyone 16+ looking for a welcoming, non-competitive environment
💰 Cost? £5 Pay & Play

No pressure. No judgment. Just football, fresh air, and good people who get it. Ready to step through the portal? Come join us!

26/06/2025

19/06/2025

An important reminder to go all out with the self care; keep cool, shaded and hydrated 😌

05/06/2025

Wellness and Recovery Workshops - Great for people struggling with their mental health and looking for a positive environment to share their experiences and learn skills to help themselves.

Starting at Community Roots, Deepdale from Wednesday 18th June 12.30pm-2.30pm for 6 weeks. To sign up please visit the link below to enrol:
https://communityroots.membersarea.lscft.nhs.uk/courses/course-details?occurrenceID=23214

03/04/2025

Ugh 😣

I can’t imagine when this would be an appropriate observation 😕

Grief has no time limit
Grief doesn’t follow a planned path
Grief is a normal human response to loss, even animals grieve 🥺

I'm really angry (considering all but especially those who are newly bereaved after a traumatic death). What a pathological society in which we live.

In a world that often exhibits a profound deficiency in emotional intelligence regarding grief, it’s disheartening yet unsurprising to see expressions that not only fail to ascend to the level of basic compassion but actively choose to wallow in the mire of ignorance. This comic, which crudely jests about 'milking grief for attention,' not only trivializes the profound and often isolating pain of grief, even when traumatic, but also portrays a juvenile discomfort with the complexities of emotions. It's a stark reminder of our collective need for deeper education and maturity, lest we continue to perpetuate a culture that values insensitivity as humor at the expense of genuine suffering. It's no wonder grievers struggle so much to exist within the context of such depraved hostility toward them.

Do better New Yorker Magazine. Do better.


Published on their Instagram page today, April 2, 2025 and brought to my attention by Ronan's mom, Maya Thompson.

Link to the post https://www.instagram.com/p/DH8iirxuK5O/?igsh=MW9wZzI4dGd4M2UyMg==