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Supporting National services locally

Our Social Prescribing Sefton team have been supporting National Mental Health Service, Mind, who have introduced a new service that allows people to manage their mental health and wellbeing independently. One of our own Sefton Social Prescribers, Hannah Bland, has been involved in the development of this new tool from her involvement in the Lived Experience Network. The aim of this new support is to give low-level wellbeing … Continue reading Supporting National services locally

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Helping People Rethink What They Drink with the Lower My Drinking app

Just in time for this year’s ‘Sober October’, a new health initiative designed in consultation with the public is being launched in Cheshire and Merseyside to help people cut down on the amount of alcohol they drink. Designed to raise awareness of the Lower My Drinking app and with a theme of ‘The answer’s in your hands’, the campaign encourages people to consider how much … Continue reading Helping People Rethink What They Drink with the Lower My Drinking app

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Could you be a Make Every Contact Count Champion for your company?

Could you champion Making Every Contact Count training across your company and beyond? You and your company will be known as a place that cares for health and wellbeing, as well as giving you more training opportunities to improve your skills. What does it mean to be a MECC Champion? Being a MECC Champion could… To find out more and apply for a position as … Continue reading Could you be a Make Every Contact Count Champion for your company?

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Make Every Contact Count for Mental Health

Living Well Sefton is proud to introduce the development and launch of a new Making Every Contact Count (MECC) course; Making Every Count For Mental Health. We’ve seen great success with our original MECC training, designed for anyone in a public-facing role to better prepare them to have ‘healthy chats’ with clients and customers in order to successfully support residents in the Sefton area with … Continue reading Make Every Contact Count for Mental Health

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