A new course, free to new Members, has been added to the Activities page of the Norfolk Clubhouse website. It seeks to give a constructive approach to dealing with the condition.
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Considering the value of waiting has recently been forced on us as the development of Norfolk Clubhouse has had to surrender to the need for lockdown thanks to the now-infamous Corona Virus. Our main direction at the moment has been in the establishing and nurturing of contacts, albeit on a virtual level.
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An excellent spotlight profile has been written by Liz Humphries, a writer, communications specialist, broadcast journalist and blogger in which she takes a look at Norfolk Clubhouse and its founder June Webb.
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A Clubhouse is a membership organisation, and the people who come and participate in a Clubhouse are its members. Membership in a Clubhouse is open to anyone who has a history of mental illness and has been referred by a GP or other health or social care professional, or support worker. This idea of membership is fundamental to the Clubhouse concept, and implies that the person has both shared ownership and shared responsibility for the success of the Clubhouse.
