Thank you for being part of this year’s event! We hope you had a chance to unwind in the Enchanted Garden, take a moment to reflect, and connect with nature in a way that supports your wellbeing.
About the Recovery Festival
The Recovery Festival is our annual celebration of mental health, recovery, wellness, and community. It’s a space where service users, supporters, and staff come together to share experiences, promote mental health, and build an inclusive, supportive environment for everyone.
Through this annual event, we aim to bring service users, their supporters and staff together to celebrate recovery; to spark conversations about mental health; and to encourage people to participate in activities to support their wellbeing.
Want to stay involved? Learn more about how you can join our service user engagement networks and how your feedback can make a real difference in shaping the future of our services.
Some of the resources featured here are part of Walk in My Shoes, the flagship awareness-raising and education initiative of SPMHS.
Connecting with nature through the seasons
Connecting with nature through the seasons offers countless ways to enhance our mental health and wellbeing. From planting seeds in spring to enjoying winter’s quiet beauty, nature helps us stay grounded and mindful. Explore the blogs below to help you stay connected with nature all year round.
Wellbeing activities and videos
Explore a variety of activities designed to help you connect with nature, boost your wellbeing, and reflect on your journey. These resources are here to support you in continuing your recovery in a fun, creative, and engaging way.
Family activities
Stay entertained with the whole family, rain or shine, thanks to our exciting activity packs packed with both outdoor and indoor games! We have included all the details and easy-to-follow instructions in the packs below.
These videos are designed to help you relax, reduce stress, and calm your mind through various techniques.
These videos guide you in cultivating mindfulness and awareness in the present moment.