Programme
Events are open to all, are mostly free and booking is not normally required.
Bookings can be made by telephone or email, as shown in our contact details.
SUNDAY 5 OCTOBER 2008
Opening Event
Time: 12 noon Venue: St Barnabas Church, Temple Road Epsom Cost: free
- Opening ceremony with internationally acclaimed stars
- Performance by Aangikam Dance Akademi, with possibility to join in for all
- Making Music with Tom Arnold
- Laine Theatre Arts - Expect the unexpected in the form of dance, music and drama, when students from Epsom's internationally acclaimed Theatre School, Laine Theatre Arts, take centre stage to entertain
- Exhibitions
- Lunch for all
Harvest Festival Service
Time: 3.30pm Venue: St Barnabas Church, Temple Road Epsom Cost: Free
All welcome, and specially geared for people with learning disabilities, followed by tea at 4.00pm
Reflection Meeting: "Spiritual Qualities of a Peaceful Mind" with Shiva Finch
Time: 8 - 9.30pm Venue: St Barnabas Church, Temple Road Epsom Cost: Free
The meeting will include those spiritual aspects of everyday life that I feel are important for one's wellbeing. The format would be readings taken from sacred scriptures and other devotional writings, including the Bahá'í writings, followed by tea and biscuits. This will give participants an opportunity to discuss what they have experienced.
MONDAY 6 OCTOBER 2008
Workshop: Mental Health and the ethnic minorities
including Gypsies and Travellers- creating connections and working together.
By; Peter Koroma, Ghazala Waheed, Sanoj Majeed and Charmaine Valler- Community Development workers, BME Mental Health. Surrey Community Action.
Time: 9.30 - 10.45am Venue: St Barnabas Church, Temple Road Epsom Cost: Free
Workshop aim: The workshop aims to;
• Explore the relationship between group engagement and working and the mental well-being of ethnic minorities.
The workshop will be conducted in a discursive and engaging manner to allow for participants’ views on issues such as loneliness, isolation, inadequate access to information, voicelessness etc and how these could be mitigated.
Target participants- people of ethnic minority origin but all interested members of the community are welcome.
Two performances of a Play: “WHO’S TALKING NOW”
Times: 11am – 12pm or 12.30pm – 1.30pm Cost: Free
VENUE: Learning and Development Suite, West Park, Horton Lane, Epsom, KT19 8PB
For invited Health professionals only. Ttwo short plays that will raise awareness of Schizophrenia and Mental Health issues. Written and Developed by Sally McCormack (Matrix Theatre) and Rebecca Owen (Continuing Needs Service- Mid Surrey). Please contact Rebecca Owen at Continuing Needs Service to confirm your place on: 01372 206200.
For a Public Performance of the play please see the details for Wednesday 2 - 3pm.
Film at the Odeon Cinema - 'Sylvia' with Exhibition
Time: 11.30 Venue: Odeon Cinema Cost: free, but donations on the day welcome
Director Christine Jeffs takes the heartbreaking story of writer Sylvia Plath's life and suicide (which has taken on mythological significance in certain literary circles) and renders it in a palette of surprising beauty. The film paints the story in dark greens, reds and the arresting blues of a recurring water motif. Dealing less with the professional lives of Plath and her husband Edward "Ted" Hughes, and delving more deeply into their notoriously tempestuous marriage, SYLVIA takes risks by attempting to portray what both Plath's family and Hughes (until just before his death in 1998) have remained extremely quiet about. John Brownlow's screenplay fingers no villain, painting both Hughes and Plath as flawed and complex.
Beginning in England in 1956, the film depicts American poet Sylvia (Gwyneth Paltrow)--who has a history of depression and suicide attempts--attending Cambridge University on a Fulbright Scholarship. While at a party, she meets Ted (Daniel Craig), a dashing student and fellow poet. The chemistry between them is electric, and they become immediately inseparable, their mutual love of verse the glue that holds them together. But Sylvia's success in her art gives way to jealous madness as other women lavish their attentions on Ted. Her subsequent descent into the deepest of depressions leads to her suicide in 1962. In this stirring film, Paltrow hits a high note in her career with her portrayal of Sylvia.
Talk: Learning Disability Consultant: Dr Raja Mukherjee
Time: 11 – 12.15 Venue: St Barnabas Church, Temple Road Epsom Cost: Free
FASD is the commonest preventable cause of developmental disability in the world. Over 90% of people in the UK drink alcohol and over 50% drink throughout pregnancy. It is known that alcohol can damage the foetus. In this lecture Dr Mukherjee will present the case for alcohol and its evidence for harm caused by drinking in pregnancy as well as show its relationship to longer term developmental and mental health outcomes. He will also present recent research findings highlighting its relationship to other conditions such as ADHD and autism.
Lunch available afterwards, and coffee beforehand. Numbers limited to 40 so please email to book your place
Talk: Both sides of the fence: giving and receiving psychiatric care
by Dr Glenn Cornish, Psychiatrist for working age adults in Epsom and Mole Valley.
Time 2 - 3.15pm Venue: St Barnabas Church, Temple Road Epsom Cost: Free
The talk will cover some of Dr Cornish’s experiences of depressive iillness from a personal point of view, and from the point of view of delivering care to others. He will talk about our society's view of mental illness, and how mental health services treat people. He will touch on what modern theories of depressive illness might tell us about depression and will finish by saying what he thinks mental health services can and cannot do for people who are depressed and unhappy, and what people can do for themselves to reach their maximum happiness and contentment. Following the talk, he will welcome comments, experiences or questions in writing which he will read out, and answer if possible.
Drop in
Time: 4-7pm. Venue: St Barnabas Church, Temple Road, Epsom, Cost: free
Meets weekly and all welcome for coffee and cake, cooked meal and activity. Drop in and out as you wish. The week's activity: line dancing with Bobby and Graham.
Drop- In/Questions and Answer session with Esham Maghooa
Executive Committee Member of the Epsom and Ewell Islamic Society
All welcome and specially geared for the Muslim Community.
Time: 7 - 9pm. Venue: St Barnabas Church, Temple Road, Epsom, Cost: free
TUESDAY 7 OCTOBER 2008
Talk: Therapy for children, young people and their parents/carers
by Alexandra Payne, Integrative Psychotherapist
Time: 10-11am. Venue: St Barnabas Church, Temple Road, Epsom, Cost: free
The talk will demystify the process of therapy with a focus on therapeutic help for children and young people who are struggling to cope with difficulties in their lives. Alexandra will talk about the kinds of difficulties that therapy can help children with, how therapy can help, what’s involved both in terms of the structure of therapy (how long, how often etc.) and process (what happens in the therapeutic work with the child). Therapy with children rarely involves just talking, but also play, the arts, music etc. She will explain where a parent might look for therapy for their child: e.g. their school may have a counsellor, approaching the GP for a referral to CAMHS, or a private practitioner. She will talk about the likely cost of private counselling or therapy and then finish off with by talking about confidentiality and feedback to parents/carers and/or other involved professionals e.g. G.P.
Summary
What can therapy help with?
How does therapy help?
What’s involved?
Where can I find help?
What will it cost?
How will I know if it’s working?
Film at the Odeon Cinema "A Beautiful Mind" with Exhibition
Time: 11.30 Venue: Odeon Cinema Cost: free, but donations on the day welcome
Director Ron Howard delivers his finest effort with his extraordinary film, A BEAUTIFUL MIND, which won the Academy Award for Best Picture in 2001. Based loosely on Sylvia Nasar's acclaimed biography of mathematician John Forbes Nash, the film is a compelling look at one man's genius, his debilitating mental illness, and the fine line between the two. A BEAUTIFUL MIND begins with Nash (Russell Crowe) at Princeton, where he struggles to think of an original idea, and the stroke of genius that will make him matter. Nash is eccentric, socially awkward, and extremely competitive. Eventually, he finds the inspiration for his innovative and influential work on game theory. He's chosen for a post at MIT, which includes crucial code-breaking work for the US government. There, he meets a beautiful and brilliant student, Alicia (Jennifer Connelly). They marry but their happiness is threatened, as Nash, belatedly diagnosed as schizophrenic, descends into madness. Screenwriter Akiva Goldsman cannily condenses Nash's story, and the film manages to dramatize both Nash's mathematical brilliance and his schizophrenia in a compellingly visual manner. Crowe delivers a strong performance, and has real chemistry with Connelly. The two make the film's story about the power of love believable and moving.
Prose and Poetry Reading: " Still here?" by Laura Collins
Time 12 - 12.30pm Venue: St Barnabas Church, Temple Road Epsom Cost: Free
Laura Collins is a passionate artist, writer, poet, and sometime bongo player.
Through her work Collins attempts to invoke a re-telling of the human condition. She describes the joy, terror, and other feelings or emotions associated with being and existence. She is thoughtful of the move through time, in remembrance of the past and in imagining for the future. Whilst at the same time having an intimate awareness of her own frail mortality. Her work has been described as having the capacity to make us all think. And though her subjects often have a disquietening undercurrent, more recent work has adopted a lighter perhaps more hopefull quality. Laura Collins has an undeniable strength and an amazing capacity for understanding and compassion, a dry sense of humour. And is a testimony to the “ “still here!” Survivors Guide to the Universe!”. See the profiles section for further information.
After her reading Laura will welcome comments or questions. If any could be presented in writing she will doubtless find some way to incorporate them within her ongoing commentary of work .
Talk: Reflection at the interface: recovery and spirituality
Julia Head, Bishop Robinson Fellow at the Maudsley Hospital
Time: 2 – 3.30pm Venue: St Barnabas Church, Temple Road Epsom Cost: Free
Drop-In Advice session: with Anna Peterkin and Katy Rakow, Advisers from Mental Health Outreach, Epsom & Ewell Citizens Advice Bureau
Time: 2-4pm, Venue: St Barnabas Church, Temple Road Epsom Cost: Free
Talk: SPELLBOUND - Tom Rhind-Tutt
Time: 7 - 10pm Venue: St Barnabas Church, Temple Road Epsom Cost: free
Tom looks back more than seventy five years to a blighted childhood where neither Parents or Teachers recognised dyslexia and so were unable to help him. He traces the sad consequences through childhood to a difficult time in his teens and early adulthood.
Gradually he finds ways to overcome his disabilities and build a number of successful careers.
Along the way he discovers his growing compassion for men and women who have learning disabilities and to his founding a local Charity.
Through Tom’s eyes we glimpse some of the difficulties faced by those who are handicapped and the vital importance of loving friendships along with understanding support.
The talk is dedicated to his Mother and Father who did their best.
WEDNESDAY 8 OCTOBER 2008
Advice session: 'staffed' by professional mental health workers.
Time: 9am-5pm Venue: St Barnabas, Temple Road, Epsom Cost: free
Workshop: Wellbeing and Mental Health Awareness
With Jessica Agudelo and Sandra Young, Community Development Workers, Southside Partnership
Time:10-12noon Venue: Spa Lounge, Ebbisham Centre Epsom Cost: free
First of two Well-being & Mental Health Awareness workshops (duration: 1.30 – 2 hours) to explore the meaning of mental health and recovery.
The workshops will encourage discussion and exploration of individual perceptions and views by addressing the following questions:
• What do mental health and mental illness mean to you?
• What is recovery?
In addition, we will provide an overview of mental health disorders and treatment.
Target audience - 15-18 year olds and/or adults – up to 12 participants per group. Please book via the website.
Second Workshop on Friday 10 October at 10 am
Talk: Jane Sadler On being a User and the work of KAG Advocacy for Mental Health,
Time:10-11.15 Venue: St Barnabas, Temple Road, Epsom Cost: free
Jane will talk about her life with her children, time in a psychiatric hospital, and family traumas including unfounded allegations of child abuse, leading to her work as an Advocate with KAG Advocay (a charity which provides advocacy support in the Mid Surrey area for people with mental health problems.). See Profiles section for further details.
Flower Arranging: with Gina Moffatt of Blooming Scent
Time: 10am - 4pm Venue: St Barnabas, Temple Road, Epsom Cost: free
Informal Question and Answer session: with Tracey Pennington of the Epsom Counselling Service
Time: 11.30am - 12.30 Venue: St Barnabas, Temple Road, Epsom Cost: free
See profiles section for information on the Epsom Counselling Service and Tracey Pennington.
Visit: Rosebery School
Time: 11.20 to 12.20
Film at the Odeon Cinema " Big Fish" with Exhibition
Time: 11.30 Venue: Odeon Cinema Cost: free, but donations on the day welcome
Stars Ewan McGreggor and Albert Finney and Helena Bonham-Carter. Edward Bloom has always told tall tales of his life, that charm everyone apart from his son Will. When Will's mother Sandra tries to bring the pair back together, Will must try and learn what parts of his father's epic tales of giants, witches and blizzards are fact and which are fiction.
Surae Asian drop in
Time:10am to 3.30 pm. Venue: Acer House, East Street, Epsom, Cost: tba
Snooker, meditation and yoga, music, an Indian lunch, a display, and time to look at bereavement and psychological issues from an Asian perspective.
(Location tip: just before turning to Kiln Lane trading estate.)
Talk: Fiona Edwards. Chief Executive of Surrey & Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.
Time: 12.30-2pm . Venue: St Barnabas, Temple Road, Epsom Cost: free
Lunch provided. See Profiles Section for further details.
Play: “WHO’S TALKING NOW”
Time: 2 - 3pm Venue: St Barnabas, Temple Road, Epsom Cost: Free
A short play that will raise awareness of Schizophrenia and Mental Health issues. Written and Developed by Sally McCormack (Matrix Theatre) and Rebecca Owen (Continuing Needs Service- Mid Surrey).
Workshop: People with learning and communication disabilities: Making communication work with Sheila Hollins
Time: 3 - 5pm . Venue: St Barnabas, Temple Road, Epsom Cost: free
The workshop will introduce participants to the use of pictures to improve a person's understanding about unfamiliar or difficult events. Such events include going into hospital, moving home, coping with bereavement or assault and many others.
The workshop will suggest ways that participants can develop their own portfolio of pictures to improve their communication skills with people with intellectual disabilities
The Books Beyond Words series of picture books for non-readers will be demonstrated and participants will practise using Books Beyond Words.
(To find out more about the Books Beyond Words series see www.rcpsych.ac.uk/publications/bbw. Discounts will be available to workshop participants. Some titles are available free online).
Who is it for? Everyone interested in learning disability, family members of a child or adult with learning disability, health and social care professionals of any specialty whether experienced in learning disability or not, teachers, clergy etc.
Original Poetry Performance: “Minds in Common” by Trevor RJ Finch
Time: 7.45 for 8pm . Venue: St Barnabas, Temple Road, Epsom Cost: free
Trevor’s poetry is informed by his spiritual, moral and religious beliefs, his love of nature, his passion for literature and language, his observations of the peculiarities of human behaviour and his outrage at the injustices that human beings visit on one another an on the world at large. He hopes to share a range of his poetry, including some of his recent work. He will explore, among other things, issues of mental wellbeing.
Trevor will be happy to answer questions and to discuss issues arising from his material. See Profiles section for further information.
Drama Workshop with Andy Smith
Time: 8pm . Venue: St Barnabas, Temple Road, Epsom Cost: free
'You don't have to be an Actor to enjoy Andy Smith's high energy drama workshop! This practical workshop is about 'us' as communicators and will involve a whole series of original exercises and activities to get us interacting and working together. The theme of 'Stereotypes' and 'Labelling' will be explored along with the affirmation of individual uniqueness...Everyone is welcome. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing and casual footwear... bring your 'creativity' and leave your 'preconceptions' at home.
THURSDAY 9 OCTOBER 2008
Information Stall: Outside Holland & Barrett, Ashley Centre, Epsom
Time: 9 - 5.30pm . Venue: as above Cost: free
Visit: Stamford Green School
Time: 9 am
Taster Sessions: at St Barnabas Church, Temple Road, Epsom
Two provided by Work Stress Solutions (see Profiles section for details):
- Creative Writing: with Meg Jefferies
Time: 10.30am - 11.30am . Venue: as above Cost: free
- Good Nutrition for mental well-being (food supplied) with Nikki den Hollander
Time: 12.noon. Venue: as above Cost: free
- Dance Movement Therapy with Kathy Maskens (see profiles section)
Time: 10-12.30pm . Venue: as above Cost: free
Talk and book signing : 'I wish I was' by Anona Coates
Time:10.30am -12noon. Venue: Epsom Methodist Church, Ashley Road, Epsom Cost: free
Anona grew up in the beautiful Surrey countryside just after World War II. Sadly her home life was not happy. Her father physically, emotionally and sexually abused her. She was so unhappy that when a friend suggested she was adopted she said ‘I wish I was’.
At the age of 15yrs she started work and met her husband to be, Gerald. Because of her strong Christian faith she experienced healing for the many hurts she had suffered and was able to forgive her parents.
At the age of 43 she discovered that they were not her parents, she had been adopted!
The fascinating search then began for her natural mother and father. Coffee and biscuits will be available for a small charge. Books will be available for purchase at £7.99
Film at the Odeon Cinema " The Notebook" with Exhibition
Time: 11.30 Venue: Odeon Cinema Cost: free, but donations on the day welcome
A sweeping love story told by a man reading from his faded notebook to a woman in a nursing home. The Notebook follows the lives of two North Carolina teens from very different worlds. Though her upbringing takes places in an antebellum mansion and he grew up in the kind of house where musicians jam on the porch, that doesn't stop Noah and Allie from spending on incredible summer together before they are separated, first by her parents, and then by WW2.
Talk: 'From fear to acceptance and hope' by Anne Richardson.
A mother's perspective on coming to terms with a daughter's experience of mental ill-health
Time: 2pm-3.15pm Venue: St Barnabas, Temple Road, Epsom Cost: free
Drop-In Advice session: Anna Peterkin and Katy Rakow, Advisers from Mental Health Outreach, Epsom & Ewell Citizens Advice Bureau.
Time: 2-4pm, Venue: St Barnabas Church, Temple Road Epsom Cost: Free
Performance: Cracking Up. Comedy at The Green Room, Leatherhead Theatre,
Time: 7.30pm, Venue: The Green Room, Leatherhead Theatre, Cost: see below
Tickets £8.50, £6.00 concessions (from the Box Office - awaiting confirmation)
Join award winning comedian John Ryan and friends for a fantastic night of comedy and sketches, that lift the lid on mental well-being and prove that laughter really is the best medicine.
The show also stars comedian Gareth Berliner and actors from the Box Clever Theatre Company, and includes poetry and art work contributed by members of Leatherhead Clubhouse and Art Matters.
Cracking Up has been a huge success with sell-out shows around Surrey, so book early to avoid disappointment.
“It was simply brilliant. Lots of meaning and cleverly dedicated to an important issue in a funny way”
“Very entertaining and poignant. Some good belly laughs!”
"Everyone should see this!"
Performance: A Midsummer Night's Dream by the Evergreen Theatre Co Ltd.
Time: 7.30pm, Venue: St Barnabas Church, Temple Road Epsom Cost: Free
See Profiles Section for details of the The Evergreen Theatre Company.
FRIDAY 10 OCTOBER 2008 - WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY
Something Special in Market Place
Details to be confirmed.
Visit: Epsom Primary School
Time: 9 am
Workshop: Wellbeing and Mental Health Awareness
With Jessica Agudelo and Sandra Young, Community Development Workers, Southside Partnership
Time: 10-12noon Venue: Spa Lounge, Ebbisham Centre Epsom Cost: free
Second of two Well-being & Mental Health Awareness workshops (duration: 1.30 – 2 hours) to explore the meaning of mental health and recovery.
The workshops will encourage discussion and exploration of individual perceptions and views by addressing the following questions:
• What do mental health and mental illness mean to you?
• What is recovery?
In addition, we will provide an overview of mental health disorders and treatment.
Target audience - 15-18 year olds and/or adults – up to 12 participants per group. Please book via the website.
First Workshop on Wednesday 8 October at 10 am
Film at the Odeon Cinema with Exhibition "Matchstick Men"
Time: 11.30 Venue: Odeon Cinema Cost: free, but donations on the day welcome
Roy Waller (Nicolas Cage) is a conman and trickster who has had to overcome enormous problems with obsessive-compulsive disorder in order to stay on top of his game. His partner in crime, Frank Mercer (Sam Rockwell), helps him run a daily business conning housewives out of their money with telephone scams. Frank is frustrated with their small-fry clientele however, and urges Roy to look for bigger business ventures. Roy resists Frank's urges, and instead leads a bizarre existence in which he is completely dominated by his compulsions to clean, eat canned tuna every night, and open his front door three times before he can walk through it. His world is turned upside down, however, when he starts seeing a shrink who helps Roy to get in touch with his missing 14-year-old daughter, Angela (Alison Lohman). Angela soon becomes embroiled in Roy and Frank's scams, pushing Roy to take on a grandiose scheme that could give them financial security for the rest of their lives.
Directed by Ridley Scott, this fast-paced crime drama takes several twists and turns as it works its way towards a surprising conclusion. Cage is perfectly cast as the con artist beset by neuroses and family problems, and has an excellent foil in the younger, more abrasive Rockwell. Weaving a tale of trust, family, friendship and deceit, director Scott utilises the talents of his actors to delve into complicated themes, resulting in a breathtaking film in which nothing can be taken for granted.
Talk: Mental Health and wellbeing in our community in the 21st Century by Chris Grayling, MP for Epsom and Ewell
Times: 12 noon for 12.30 lunch, 1.30 – 2.30 talk and questions
Venue: St Barnabas Church, Temple Road Epsom Cost: Free
Case Study presentation and Discussion: Work Related Stress
Times: 12.30 lunch, 1 – 2pm presentation and discussion
Venue: Old Cottage Hospital Surgery, Alexandra Road, Epsom Cost: Free
For invited health professionals only. Coutesy of GP Dr Richard Cowland.
Open Afternoon at Brickfield Centre, and Exhibition of Hospital sites and the history of mental health care
Time: 2 - 4pm Venue: Brickfield Centre, Portland Place, Epsom, KT17 1DL Cost: free
A specialised exhibition at the Brickfield Centre, Portland Place, Epsom. See profiles section for further details.With refreshments.
Carers Tea Party at the Brickfield Centre: run by Diane Luck and Jackie Clark
Time: 2 - 4pm Venue: The Brickfield Centre, Portland Place, Epsom, KT17 1DL Cost: free
Performance: Sun Trap. Folk Group
Time: 8pm-10pm Venue: St Barnabas, Temple Road, Epsom Cost: free
Concert by Suntrap who perform a mesmerizing array of music including their own material and the best of traditional and contemporary folk repertoire. See the Profiles section for further information.
SATURDAY 11 OCTOBER 2008.
Samaritans
Time: 10.30 for coffee, 11-12 noon Talk and discussion Venue: St Barnabas Church, Temple Road Cost: free
Talk and discussion - Who are the Samaritans and how can they better serve you?
See the Profiles section for further details.
Guided Walk: around former hospital sites with Don Illman
Starting at West Park Hospital
Time: 10.30 start, walk to take approximately 3 hours
Meeting point: From West Park Road (off Horton Lane) park cars in the first car park on the left just before the Ramsey building
Refreshments available afterwards at St Barnabas Church, Temple Road
Cost: free
Talk: The Therapeutic Effects of Gardening by Ghodsie Hardwick
Time: 3 - 3.45pm Venue: St Barnabas, Temple Road, Epsom Cost: free
SUNDAY 12 OCTOBER 2008.
Closing Lunch
Time: 11.45 for Mayor's arrival at 12 noon Venue: St Barnabas, Temple Road, Epsom Cost: free
Exhibitions, Talk and lunch with the Mayor of Epsom and Ewell and an opportunity to reflect on what has been good about the week and what we think the future may hold.
Places limited.
WEEK LONG EVENTS
Exhibitors at St Barnabas Church
- Surrey Family Mediation Service : All Week
- Lucis College Limited: All week
- Epsom Counselling Service: All week
- Advice stall: Wednesday
- Blooming Scent: Wednesday 10-4
- Richmond Fellowship: All week
- Mandy McCann: All week
- Bookstall: All week
- Inreach stall from prison: Tuesday
- Carers of Epsom: All Week
- KAG Advocacy: All week
- Avalon: Monday-Friday
- Age concern : All week
- Ba'hai Community: All week
- Samaritans: All week
- Rethink : All week
- Old Moat Garden Centre : All week
- Prayer stations :All week
- Message Board and visitors books: All week
- Ebbisham Friendship scheme : All Week
- Relate : All week
- A4E Pathways (S - Louisa Burton): Wednesday afternoon
- First Steps : Thursday
- Leaflets and information from many mental health organisations.
Spirituality and Religion
From 5-12 October at St Barnabas Church there will be a prayer space available for all, candles to light, a prayer board to write on, a message board to share thoughts on, and people with whom we can discuss our thoughts on doubt, faith, belief, religious practice and share prayer, if we would like.
Complementary Therapies
Complementary therapists available most of the week at St Barnabas Church, for a minmium donation of £5.00 per treatment. Examples of treatments on offer – Indian Head Massage, Thai Foot Massage, Reiki, Crystal Therapy, Face Massage
Display of books (and DVDs - awaiting confirmation) about mental health and learning disabilities all week.
Epsom Library, 6 The Derby Square, Epsom, Surrey
Selection of films about mental health issues and Exhibition
Odeon Cinema, 14-18 Upper High Street, Epsom, from 6 Oct - 10 Oct at 11.30am. Entry free, but donations on the day welcome!
Displays in the Department of Psychiatry reception area at Langley Wing, Epsom General Hospital (confirmed) and main reception area of Epsom General Hospital
Handmade Christmas Cards on sale all week at St Barnabas