Anti-Racism in Counselling: A Call to Action Christine Liu, Renew Volunteer My experiences of therapeutic counselling left many things to be desired. Over the past
We’re delighted to see Chelmsford for You bringing Green City back to our local area this week. The event is an important reminder of the environmental issues that affect all of us, bringing a programme of fun and inspiring events to our city to help the local community explore ways that we can be more green.
As a counselling charity, we’re aware of the intricate relationship between our surroundings and our wellbeing. From the therapeutic power of green spaces to the emerging challenge of climate anxiety, it’s evident that our mental health and the environment are inextricably linked.
We’re delighted to have the wonderful Keegan taking part in the Vitality 10k Run in September! Find out more about Keegan, and show your support here.
Earlier this month, HRH Princess of Wales released a new video as part of her campaign, Shaping Us. The Shaping Us campaign serves as a powerful call to action, emphasising the significance of early childhood and igniting discussions about why it matters.
Inspired by the campaign, in this week’s Renew blog, we delve into the crucial role parents play in shaping their children’s early years.
In today’s digitally connected world, social media has become an integral part of our lives. It allows us to connect, share, and express ourselves. However, with the launch of ‘Threads’, yet another social media platform, it is crucial to understand how we can protect our mental health and that of our children and young people in this ever-evolving online landscape.
Ahead of Renew’s Celebration Day, we meet guest speaker and renowned counsellor, psychotherapist, academic, community activist and President of the BACP, Professor Lynne Gabriel, OBE, who will be giving a talk on her career, including her research on the impact of domestic violence on children and young people.
