Mental health workshop with the Camberwell Arts Festival

By teresar
June 11, 2014 in What's on in East Dulwich

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?20 Mental Health conditions, issues, solutions?

An opportunity for mental health patients and carers to share their views and experiences with the health care system.

How did you feel while you were in the process of being diagnosed? And during your treatment? Are you happy with the support you (as a patient or carer) were offered? Did you feel the health care service was easy to approach? Is there anything that could be improved?

We want to hear your views. Actually, we want to SEE your views. Please make a drawing of your experience; use our pencils, colouring pens, watercolours to express how you felt or how you are feeling. We are curious to see what could be improved, but also celebrate what went well, so don?t forget to be positive if you had someone exceptional helping you!

As part of the Camberwell Arts Festival, this event organised by Engaging Mental Health, with Gareth Morgan and Patients Opinion will be held at the ORTUS Learning Centre on the 21st June 2014 10-1pm.

ORTUS Learning Centre. 82-96 Grove Lane. London SE5 8SN

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