Local Resources
Health and Well-Being
COVID 19 Update:
Due to the current COVID 19 situation it is likely that many of the face to face organisations and services listed on this page are suspended.
Please call to check first.
Local
s listed across our website are suspended. Please call to check first.
Glastonbury Community Volunteers
This group grew out of the Coronavirus support group, and is now providing help and information in a number of spheres.
Contact: Tanya Moore, 07912 074879, [email protected].
Sweet-Track Counselling Centre
Offers low cost counselling at their agency.
Their training includes eco-psychology in the curriculum from level 3 through to level 5.
They also run ‘Rewilding Therapy’, short courses for people wanting to develop a nature based therapeutic practice.
Community phone line for mental health support and befriending services: 07375 467888.
Health Connections
Talking Cafe at The Winking Turtle, Magdalene Street on Tuesdays 10 am to 2 pm.
Somerset Spiritual Crisis Network
A group for Glastonbury and Somerset
Find us on Facebook
Email: [email protected]
Visit the national Spiritual Crisis Network website.
Elim Connect, Wells, Street, Glastonbury – Thursdays 1pm-3pm, Frome & Cheddar.
Elim is a part of a world-wide mainstream Christian Church. Our aim is to serve the social, physical, spiritual, mental and emotional needs of the community in an accessible way. Connect Elim is about participating in community life. ‘We all have something we can give and we all have something we need.’ More than a community project or a weekly church event, Connect Elim is about the discovery of hope, meaning and strength through the connecting of our lives.
They offer a rough sleeper outreach service, a low cost counselling service, a drop in clinic, activity groups, one to one support etc.
Regional
Health Connections Mendip
01373 468368.
Local Directory
Mindline Somerset
01823 276892
Other
General First Aid Courses
St John’s Ambulance
Also order your free First Aid pocket guide and/or download posters.
Mental Health
First Aid Courses
5G
The UK Parliament held a Westminster Hall Debate on the safety of 5G following Glastonbury Town Council’s resolution to oppose the roll-out of 5G under the Precautionary Principle. Glastonbury’s historic motion read: This council has a social responsibility to protect the public and environment from exposure to harm, albeit unpredictable in the current state of scientific knowledge, and therefore opposes the roll-out of 5G in the Parish of Glastonbury – based on the precautionary principle – until further information is revealed from a newly convened 5G advisory committee (working group). Having declared the intention to convene a working group to support the Councillors in their understanding of the implications of 5G technology, members of the public with an interest and/or expertise in the subject are being invited to apply to join the group.
A presentation given by Dr Mallery-Blythe in July this year on the health implications for 5G and other EMF forms of pollution:
Scientific American Warns: 5G Is Unsafe An Electronic Silent Spring Film free online streaming Websites: Stop Global wifi Towards Better Health Mieux Prevenir Radiation Research Mast Sanity Uk Radiation WEEP Initiative Stop Smart Meters
One study on the effects of EMF pollution on queen bees (honey bees).
Proposed reforms to permitted development rights to support the deployment of 5G and extend mobile coverage. Fill out the questionnaire and help stop this roll out.
Wilder Woods: Woods For Wellbeing
Offering sessions for those struggling with mental health issues, loneliness or otherwise in need of a ‘Green Prescription’.
At another site near Baltonsborough,a Young Adults Group, Wild Roots, on Mondays from 9:30-2:30 since 2016. This is an open access group supporting young adults who maybe struggling to find employment or flexible training prospects. With a focus on developing small holding skills, growing, fencing, hedge laying, pruning and coppicing.
Intrepid intentions: Grief tending circles.
Grief tending circles in Frome: see Lisbet Michelsen.
Compost Toilets
Counteract the breakdown of sewage system due to flooding etc – one of the reasons most of our rivers are polluted.
Build more compost toilets! See this link to compost loo info from the Centre for Alternative Technology (CAT).