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Mental Health

Depression, anxiety, stress and bipolar disorder are all types of mental health condition that many people manage. The full list of conditions can be found on the NHS website. In addition to those that manage these conditions, it is important that we all take the right steps to look after our mental health.

Research suggests strong links between regular exercise and improved mental health. Many of our weekly activities are sociable sessions that aim to promote inclusion and reduce isolation. The Creative Arts and reading are also both well recognised ways to help clear the mind, boost morale and offer an alternative perspective.

Sports & Leisure

Whether it’s weekly cardio sessions on the treadmill, weight training or taking part in sports such as football, netball or badminton, the benefits of regular exercise are linked to improved mood, clearer thinking and all round better health.

Find the right activity and let us help you in taking the first steps to improved wellbeing.

Reading

Research shows that regular reading is able to:

  • Improve brain connectivity
  • Increase vocabulary and comprehension
  • Aid in sleep
  • Reduce stress
  • Lowers blood pressure and heart rate
  • Improve symptoms of depression
  • Prevent cognitive decline

Browse and borrow a host of free books and online resources with Lincs Inspire Libraries

Book Collections

A selection of books targeted at people living with mental health conditions, including:

  • Reading Well for Mental Health
  • Mood Boosting Books

Memory Lane Group

A chance to share memories and look at historical photographs of the local area. View the details of our Memory Lane group sessions in our weekly activity calendar. Refreshments are provided and there is no booking required.

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