MAKING AN IMPACT ON STROKE SURVIVORS Members of Stroke Association’s Life After Stroke Support Group in Bromsgrove enjoyed a wellbeing taster session on 30th August 2012, as part of a programme of activities organised for members by volunteers and staff at the Church Lane Centre. Donna Davis, who runs Kidderminster based Go Wellbeing, visited the

THE MASSAGE IN SCHOOLS PROGRAMME 2000 children take part in a sponsored massage for Pudsey Over 2000 children at ten schools across Worcestershire took part in a ‘Massage for Pudsey’ event on 9th November 2012, to raise money for Children in Need. Go Wellbeing co-ordinated the fundraising activity which was based on a specially devised

Modern life is stressful. Pressures at work combined with busy lives outside the workplace, are cited as the main causes of stress, which, if not addressed, can affect both a person’s mental and physical well being. Stress is the second most commonly reported work related illness, believed to trigger 70% of all visits to a

CHILDREN at Woodrow First School in Redditch took part in a county-wide synchronised massage activity on Friday, November 9, to raise money for Children in Need. More than 2,000 children at 10 Worcestershire schools took part in the ‘Massage for Pudsey’ event, including 137 pupils at Woodrow first. The activity was based on a weather

KIDDERMINSTER businesswoman, Donna Davis, treated members of a Stroke Association’s Life After Stroke Support Group to a special wellbeing taster session. The event, part of a programme of activities organised by volunteers and staff for stroke survivors at the Bromsgrove Centre, included a demonstration of a variety of IMPACT relaxation techniques. IMPACT features simple, adaptable