Macclesfield Leisure Centre to host Mental Health Awareness Day

By Alex Greensmith

6th Oct 2023 | Local News

Macclesfield Leisure Centre of Priory Lane.
Macclesfield Leisure Centre of Priory Lane.

Macclesfield Leisure Centre will host a day of mental health awareness.

The Upton Priory building, ran by the charity Everybody Health and Leisure, will host a mental health event next week.

Tea and Talk, held in association with the charity Mental Health Foundation, will take place from 10am to 12pm on Tuesday October 10.

Any member of the general public is welcome to this free event.

While not a replacement for therapy, punters may find talking about their feelings therapeutic, and could even make a new friend.

The event lasts for two hours, but feel free to hang out after at the Café.

Macclesfield Leisure Centre already hosts a mental health group every week for men called ANDYSMANCLUB.

This new one-off event is in addition to that.

Everybody said in a statement to Macclesfield Nub News: "At our Tea & Talk event you can speak to our friendly Rangers team and find out more about our range of weekly activities; from nature walks, wildlife friendly gardening to creative workshops which can support your physical and mental wellbeing."

Book now or just turn up on the day https://everybody.org.uk/green-spaces-for-wellbeing/.

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