Where do the courses take place?
We offer both classroom and online courses across Norfolk and Suffolk.
How do you plan the timetable?
Each month we analyse our attendance and evaluation data. We choose what courses to put on and where based on recent historic information. For example, if we consistently received full bookings for the Living Well with Autism course, then we know to offer this course more frequently. In short, we try our hardest to meet the demands and needs of our students.
How can I access online courses?
You can access in a variety of ways. Our courses are on Zoom and this is compatible via your phone, tablet and computer. You can download the Zoom software, but you can also join via the Zoom link, which takes you straight to your internet browser.
Am I eligible to attend?
If you are above 16 and live in Norfolk or Suffolk you are eligible. We are open to all those interested in mental health recovery.
What is a Practitioner and Peer Tutor?
A Practitioner Tutor uses their learned experience of mental health recovery to co-produce and co-deliver courses.
A Peer Tutor uses their lived experience of mental health recovery to co-produce and co-deliver courses.