Category: Complementary therapy
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We’re continuing the conversation around #mentalhealth today by discussing how difficult it can be to stay positive during your infertility journey.
In our guest blog for #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek, independent fertility counsellor Jackie Stewart says that infertility is a grieving process and understanding this can help give you back your strength.
Read more here: moredetails.uk/3tBz3EO
Mental Health Awareness getting back your strength - Bourn Hall Clinic
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Recognising that feelings such as uncertainty, sadness and frustration are natural and infertility is a type of grief can give you back your strength.This week is #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek.
The theme of this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week is #ConnectWithNature .
This year the Mental Health Foundation has pulled together evidence that demonstrates the powerful benefits of nature for our mental health.
Dealing with fertility issues can be tough and it can have a big impact on your mental health. Sometimes it helps to take some time out in nature. We would love to see you support this year’s Mental Health Awareness week by sharing with us the way that you are connecting with nature.
Tag your images with #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek #ConnectWithNature #Wearefamily
We're excited to be rolling out the first phase of our roadmap back to normality after Covid-19.
From today, we will be allowing partners to attend pregnancy scans, insemination and embryo transfer. Screening and isolation measures remain unchanged.
There will be more to follow and we will keep patients updated but for now, we hope that this will be a welcomed change.
More information can be found here: moredetails.uk/covid-19
We love hearing from you once your treatment is over and it’s even nicer to receive updates on some of the babies and children within the Bourn Hall family.
We’d like to wish Noah a very happy first birthday. His mum and dad, Charmaine & Darrel Fox, waited six long years for Noah to arrive, but look at him now!
Happy Birthday from all of us at Bourn Hall Noah!
#wearefamily
Don't miss out on our monthly free virtual events this month.
Our Support Group gives attendees the opportunity to meet other people who empathise with the issues they are experiencing. You’ll also be able to ask questions to our independent counsellor, Jackie.
Remember, you don't have to be a patient to attend any of our events.
Register for your place here: moredetails.uk/2Duln6U
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