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Looking for a friendly place to connect, relax, and be yourself? 💛 Trowbridge Service Users’ Group offers a safe, supportive space with creative activities, drop-ins, and plenty of friendly faces. No pressure to take part — just come for a cuppa and good company. The Cabin, Seymour Rd, Trowbridge Free & self-referral

Trowbridge Service Users’ Group: A Unique Space for Support, Creativity, and Friendship

Trowbridge Service Users’ Group offers a welcoming, supportive environment for people living with mental ill health, combining friendship, understanding, and creative activities to help members…

“Your mental health is just as important as your physical health.” Trowbridge Service Users’ Group (TSUG) is a welcoming, community‑based mental health support and friendship group based in Trowbridge. We exist to help people living with mental illness feel less isolated, more connected, and supported to live the best life possible.

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Trowbridge Service Users’ Group: Unique Mental Health Support and Friendship in the Heart of Wiltshire

“Your mental health is just as important as your physical health.” Trowbridge Service Users’ Group (TSUG) is a welcoming, community‑based mental health support and friendship…

Trowbridge Service Users Group was proud to attend the opening night of Art Heals, a new exhibition by our friend and long-time supporter Nicola Davis, now showing at The Pound Arts Centre, Corsham

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Trowbridge Service Users Group Collaborates with Award-Winning Artist Nicola Davis for “Art Heals” Exhibition

Trowbridge Service Users Group was proud to attend the opening night of Art Heals, a new exhibition by award-winning textile artist Nicola Davis, at The…

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Trowbridge Service Users Group – FAQs

Trowbridge Service Users Group Community • Connection • Compassion Frequently Asked Questions 💬 Trowbridge Service Users Group – FAQs 🌿 About the Group 💚 Accessibility…

GrassRoots have long been champions of the Trowbridge community — and this time, they’re teaming up with us to raise funds to help reduce isolation, support wellbeing, and provide creative, social, and peer-led spaces for local people facing mental health challenges.

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🌿 GrassRoots Fundraiser for Trowbridge Service Users Group – Coming This November!

We’re excited to share that our friends at GrassRoots Trowbridge will be holding a special fundraiser this November in support of the Trowbridge Service Users…

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Upcycling Butler Sinks into a Calming Garden Water Feature

At Trowbridge Service Users Group, we’re always looking for creative ways to make our garden space more welcoming, soothing, and connected to nature. Recently, we…

A growing body of interdisciplinary research indicates that creative engagement—whether through visual arts, music, writing, crafts, or other creative leisure—can produce measurable improvements in mental health and well-being. This paper reviews large-scale evidence syntheses, meta-analyses, longitudinal studies, and recent trials to summarize what is currently known about effects, plausible mechanisms, and practical recommendations for clinicians, policymakers, and individuals. Overall, evidence supports creative activities as beneficial for reducing depressive and anxiety symptoms, improving subjective well-being, fostering resilience, and promoting cognitive health, though methodological heterogeneity and gaps remain.

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The Importance of Creativity for Mental Health

Abstract A growing body of interdisciplinary research indicates that creative engagement—whether through visual arts, music, writing, crafts, or other creative leisure—can produce measurable improvements in…

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Self-Belief, Boundaries, and Those Red Flags

In the journey of managing mental health, three key elements often act as guideposts toward stability and self-growth: self-belief, boundaries, and recognizing red (and green)…