Steps to Resilience Wellbeing Course Now Open for Referrals

Posted on August 3, 2018

Link Living have launched their bespoke wellbeing course, Steps to Resilience, and are now taking referrals.

The course will begin on Thursday 23^rd August for 9 weeks, taking place 2 days a week at the Link Academy, McKinven House, George Street, Falkirk, FK2 7EY.

Steps to Resilience is open to 16 – 24 year olds and aims to help develop tools and resilience skills for those who have experienced trauma (including anxiety). Participants will be supported by Link Living in developing resilience through engaging and interactive health and wellbeing training, which includes:

developing skills to manage stress and anxiety
increased confidence, personal development and self-awareness
fun and interesting activities which can include self-defence, CBT, mindfulness, yoga, nutrition and exercise
learning new skills to support the future
one to one support
days out to develop trust and confidence

For further information, including referral criteria and processes, please contact Luisa Palmegiani by phone: 01324 466860, or email: luisa.palmegiani@linkliving.org.uk

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