Ashfield Campus, Portland Pathways Recovery College
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Ashfield Campus, Portland Pathways Recovery College
The Portland Pathways Team support local people into employment by helping identify barriers that they are facing, for example:
- depression
- anxiety
- stress
- lack of work experience.
The Team then work with individuals to help them to address these barriers.
As part of the Programme, The Nottingham Recovery College is working with the Portland Pathways Team to deliver the 'Recovery College Pathway'. This is a five week course that will help individuals better understand their own mental health, and help to develop ways for people to manage their own wellbeing and resilience. This helps people get the most out of the opportunities available to them.
Our Recovery College course will help you look at any health barriers you may face. We then offer non-judgemental hints and tips to help manage your mental wellbeing which includes various topics including:
- an increased understanding of health barriers
- self-management techniques for stress, anxiety and depression
- budgeting
- positive ways to manage change
- and more!
To find out more or to book a place, enrol below.
Contact and find us
Pathways at Outram Street
10B Outram Street
Sutton-in-Ashfield
Nottinghamshire
NG17 4AX
Tel: 0115 956 0827
Enrol
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