The official theme of 2022’s Mental Health Day is “Make mental health and wellbeing for all a global priority”. With this in mind, we’re promoting the value of our 6-week psychoeducation courses, which are delivered by qualified counsellors in English along with community languages, such as Turkish and Somali.
12 Ekim Çarsamba günü başlayacak olan 6 haftalık online psikoeğitim grubuna davetlisiniz. Psikoeğitim grubu sadece Türkçe konusan kadınlara yönelik olup 6 hafta boyunca her Çarsamba Saat 11:00- 12:30 arasında online olarak Zoom platformu üzerinden yapılacaktır.
From Wednesday, 12th October 2022, The Maya Centre will be running an online six-week psychoeducation group for Turkish-speaking women. The course of weekly sessions will be held on Zoom platform, between 11am – 12:30pm.
The Gut promises “an interactive, immersive experience exploring intuition, vulnerability and connection”. Explained in practical terms, The Gut is an audio-visual exhibition that reacts to participant’s behaviour.
Maya Merkezi, 21 Eylül 2022 Çarşamba gününden itibaren Türkçe konuşan kadınlar için altı haftalık bir psikoeğitim atölyesi yürütecektir. Haftalık oturumlar, 11:00 – 12:30 saatleri arasında Maya Merkezinde yüz yüze yapılacaktır. 24 Ekim’de yarıyıl tatili dolayısıyla o hafta oturum düzenlenmeyecektir.
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As part of our ongoing mission to improve women’s mental health, The Maya Centre created a Women’s Hub: Community Wellbeing Project, with the launch event on Saturday 30th July 2022, 11AM-3PM, at Hargrave Hall, Hargrave Rd, Archway, London N19 5SP.
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