New Horizons Health Trust Virtual Wellbeing Circle: The Lunchtime Edition

Join our wellbeing circle for adults living with long term health conditions where we connect and grow a community.

Join New Horizons Health Trust CIC for a gentle, welcoming Online Wellbeing Circle designed to support connection, reflection, and emotional wellbeing in a safe and inclusive space.

Our Virtual Wellbeing Circle taking place on the second Wednesday of every month.

This introductory session offers an opportunity to experience the Wellbeing Circle, understand how it works and decide whether it feels right for you.

The session includes light grounding exercises, group introductions and time to learn about the purpose and structure of the Circle. We encourage you to participate in a way that feels comfortable for you.

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What to expect

A calm, supportive online environment
Group objectives to support safety and respect
Gentle grounding to help you arrive and settle
Clear information about the Wellbeing Circle and future sessions

Who this is for

This session is open to adults with long term health conditions in employment who would benefit from a supportive space to pause, reflect and connect with others. No previous experience of wellbeing groups is needed.

Event details

Where

Online

When

Start: 12^th August, 2026 at 12:00pm

End: 12^th August, 2026 at 1:00pm

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