June's meeting for the Friends of East End Loonies is taking place next week, on Monday the 16th, between 18:30 - 20:30 pm, at LARC 62, Fieldgate Street E1.
Please join us as we'll be celebrating two friends 70th birthdays,
discussing future events and making the most of our gathering.
We've got the confirmed date for our Open Mic at the Shuffle: this will be on Sunday the 3rd of August, on the closing and uber-filled day of the festival
Does anyone want to be part of a documentary telling FEEL story? Jo is coming along to present his filming project.
Congratulations to CoolTan Arts for winning the Queen’s Award for Voluntary Service http://www.cooltanarts.org.uk/
A couple of their events happening soon:
-Mad Hatter's Tea Party: on Saturday 14th June, 1pm-6pm: four free workshops and the official opening of the new art exhibition, 224-236 Walworth Road, London SE17 1JE
A couple of their events happening soon:
-Mad Hatter's Tea Party: on Saturday 14th June, 1pm-6pm: four free workshops and the official opening of the new art exhibition, 224-236 Walworth Road, London SE17 1JE
-Largactyl Shuffle – Summer Solstice Midnight Walk: Saturday June 21st 2014, 11.45pm – 5am, Sunday June 22nd 2014
Start: Tate Modern (outside The Turbine Hall entrance), Bankside, London SE1 9TG
Ends: Maudsley Hospital, Denmark Hill, SE5 8AZ
Lots is happening around London with the new Anxiety
Festival, curated by the Mental Health Foundation, running up to the
end of the month http://www.anxiety2014.org/
More locally, Community Options are promoting two events this week:
-11th June 11am-4pm
Wellbeing Sports Day for Mental Health Service Users and staff through
Tower Hamlets, Hackney and Newham at The Copper Box, Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, Stratford E20 3HB
-12th June: Your Say Your Day at The Brady Arts Centre 192-196 Hanbury Street London E1 5HU, 2-5.30pm
NSUN and the University of York are inviting people who currently access
mental health services (or have accessed them in the past) to take a
course ran by MindApples on wellbeing, mental effectiveness and resilience. The training is free. Please register before 23 June
using this LINK
ASA (Advertising Standard Agency), is trying to limit
the scope of natural health practitioners,
not allowing to use terms such as therapy, diagnostic, treatment,
etc, or claim to treat medical conditions. However natural therapies
are the ones likely to help most of conditions with the least, if
any, side effects. Consumers when unsure are easily tricked by the media. Now an investigation on ASA has been called. Watch this video and please sign the petition www.asa-the-truth.
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