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World Mental Health Day – Check in and grow! – Life at No.27
WebOctober 6, 2020. Every day is World Mental Health Day to me, remembering my own journey and now helping to support others daily through my therapeutic gardening programmes. In these current times, more people than ever are feeling the effects of mental ill health. If you are noticing moments or long periods of anxiety, depression or suicidal
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National Growing for Wellbeing Week – Life at No.27
WebThe next Growing for Wellbeing Week will take place on the 3rd – 9th June 2024. Set up by Life at No.27, the week is a celebration of the magic that growing your own produce can do for your wellbeing, both physically and mentally. Approximately 1 in 4 people in the UK will experience mental ill health each year.
Children’s Mental Health Week – Thoughts, Facts and Tips!
WebAround three children in every primary school class has a mental health struggle. This statistic then increases in secondary school. This week (3 - 9th Feb) is Place2Be's #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek, a time to build understanding and help raise awareness of the importance of children and young people’s mental health. 1 in 8 …
Growing for Wellbeing – Case Study – Alice – Life at No.27
WebEvery day evidence is mounting as to how truly wonderful gardening and growing your own produce can be for your physical and mental health.A recent study conducted by Bakker Spalding has found that 88% of people find that mental wellbeing is a key benefit for spending time in the garden. Government is finally beginning to…
Five ways that gardening can be good for children’s mental …
Web3. Be creative. Allowing space for children to explore and empty their minds in a creative way is hugely important for mindfulness. Talking openly about confusing or upsetting feelings can be really tricky but letting them out in other more practical ways works well. Giving your children their own area of the garden, allows them to have a great
Our Vision – Life at No.27
WebThe Life at No.27 mission is to connect with, believe in and empower people; transforming lives through the power of gardening, growing our own produce and therapeutic conversation. Life at No.27 was formed in 2019, built with passion at its core and designed to change lives. We understand that high levels of anxiety and a…
TOWCESTER, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE – Life at No.27
WebWelcome to the Towcester allotment therapy site based in the heart of the town. If you are local, struggling with your mental health and would like a way to build your confidence, please speak to your GP or contact us direct find out more information.. All our programmes are designed upon using conversation, creativity in gardening, confidence boosting …
Meet the Team – Life at No.27
WebFounder, Director, Horticultural Therapist and Wellbeing Practitioner. Annabelle founded Life at No.27 in 2019, following her own experiences of mental health challenges, trauma and therapy. Annabelle is a qualified horticultural therapist and Level 4 student counsellor. She has also earned FHEQ level 4 Psychology and Cognitive Behavioural
Testimonials – Life at No.27
WebOur clients and followers are our biggest supporters and advocates, so I wanted to share their words: Garden therapy with Annabelle is helping me to express my thoughts and feelings by giving me a calm, safe place without judgement, to open up and be honest with myself. It has given me the courage and clarity…
Meet our Founder – Life at No.27
WebAnnabelle Padwick - Founder, Director and Wellbeing Practitioner Annabelle is the super passionate Founder of Life at No.27. She is also a professional gardener and wellbeing practitioner, supporting all clients that use our services across South Wales. Annabelle is a Level 4 student counsellor studying in Swansea and has achieved FHEQ level 4 …
EMPATHY – A YEAR IN REVIEW – Life at No.27
WebAs 2019 comes to a close and planning for 2020 is fully underway, I wanted to have a little look back at the first amazing year of support from industry. In particular, from the wonderful team at Empathy who chose to fully commit to Life at No.27 and help make a difference. I can't thank…
GET SUPPORT – LOCATIONS – Life at No.27
WebLife at No.27 positions joint horticultural therapy and counselling as an alternative, affordable therapy option for people of all ages to access via self referral, GPs, psychiatrists and local councils, through the use of bespoke allotment sites and outdoor spaces. Across our locations, we provide group and 1-2-1 sessions, after school clubs, workshops and …
Thrive – Changing Lives through Gardening – Life at No.27
WebI recently had the absolute pleasure of visiting the staff, clients and gardens at Thrive’s Beech Hill Centre, near Reading in Berkshire. For those who haven’t heard of Thrive, they are a truly inspirational charity who change lives through the power of gardening and they will forever have a place very close to my heart. Bringing about positive …
Become a Life at No.27 Partner – Life at No.27
Web1 in 6 adults and 1 in 6 children report experiencing a common mental health problem (like anxiety and depression) in any given week. If your company employs staff, then you may well have members of your team struggling with their mental health; please ensure they know that Life at No.27 is here for them in times of need.
Press Releases – Life at No.27
WebJune 2023 Annabelle to advise the House of Lords next week. Upon invitation, Annabelle Padwick, the founder of Life at No.27, is to address and advise the House of Lords on the future of horticulture. Annabelle Padwick will offer her expert insight into the current landscape regarding horticulture and mental health; leading with evidence-based …
The magic of good soil – makes my heart tingle! – Life at No.27
WebWhat makes me even happier, is knowing that this incredible top soil was a mound of utter weeds and grass with a just glimpse of soil in between just two years ago. As you will know, if you have followed my blog from Day 1 of me taking on No.27, the plot was more weeds, both perennial and annual, than soil (Picture below).
Bring on the Boston beets! – Life at No.27
WebIn a big bowl, mix together 225g self-raising flour, 25g cocoa powder and 1tsp baking powder. Add 110g caster sugar, 110g raw grated beetroot and 2 whisked eggs. Separately in a bain-marie, melt 75g butter and 75g chocolate then add to the mix. Pour onto a baking tray and bake for 50 minutes. Leave to cool, then slice.
School Programmes – Life at No.27
WebMaking learning fun and getting children outdoors. Life at No.27 delivers both short term and year round gardening based programmes in to primary and secondary schools across Oxfordshire, Northamptonshire and South Wales. Supporting students who need and thrive in an alternative education environment, either as a group and or 1-2-1.
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