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Issue 4
ple Matters
What’s happening in Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust
In this issue:
Members’
Festive Evening
Complementary
Therapies
Infection Control
campaign takes to the road
Focus on CAMHS
Our new women only acute
How can we
mental health ward opens
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for the better?
“We aim to
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Name: Sue Green
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Job title: Administrator at Mill Lodge in
high clinical
from the Chair and Chief Executive to
Kegworth
standards”
the Spring edition of
People Matters.
What is an Administrator?
My role involves managing support services
in the areas of finance, personnel, materials
and property, housekeeping, catering, laundry,
2010 is set to be a busy year for the Trust
security, transport and maintenance.
with the final stages of our Foundation Trust
application coming ever closer. External
How long have you worked with
factors in recent months delayed applications
Leicestershire Partnership NHS Trust?
but we were pleased to submit ours to the
18 years.
Department of Health on 1st March. We
In this issue of People Matters, please take a
now await their approval before passing our
look at the pictures of the new Heather Ward
What are your main duties, what do you
What do you like most about your job?
application on to Monitor, the Foundation
Tony Harrop obe
– our first women only inpatient ward that
do in your day-to-day role?
The variety. Everyday presents a different challenge. I enjoy the contact
Trust regulators, for the final stage of the
Chairman
opened in December. I’m sure you’ll agree the
I work at Mill Lodge, a 35-bed inpatient
with clients, relatives, the multi-disciplinary team, contractors, suppliers
process.
team have done a fantastic job making it a
unit providing care for people with enduring
and numerous NHS support services. I like to see projects through to
peaceful, safe and welcoming environment.
mental health problems and Huntington’s
completion. We have had a huge refurbishment at Mill Lodge providing
2010 and the following few years are also
Disease (HD). As Administrator of the unit
single sex lounges and upgrades of ensuite bathrooms to name but a few.
going to challenge us from a financial point
You can also read about the international
I administer the financial systems including
It really has made a difference to the environment, but more importantly
of view. You may know that across the
research funding awarded to our eating
patient’s monies and monitoring non-pay
to patients, relatives, visitors and staff.
country NHS budgets are being squeezed
disorders service to test an innovative new
budgets. I manage the admin team who
and we expect to see no increase in our
treatment for anorexia nervosa. This is a
provide a comprehensive administrative
If you could have three dinner quests for a dinner party at your
funding – however our costs, many outside
marvellous opportunity to develop the service
service, including inputting and maintenance
home, who would they be and why?
our control, will continue to increase. There is
Antony Sheehan
and meet the needs of people in our care even
of health record and information systems, for
I would anticipate a hilarious, down to earth, evening with Paul
no doubt this presents serious challenges for
Chief Executive
better.
the inpatient unit, HD community service,
O’Grady’s quick wit and Jo Brand’s dry humour. Paul suffered from
us, but we have solid achievements to build
Northampton HD Advisory service and HD
depression and was recently recognised for championing ‘breaking down
on and, thanks to the work in preparing our
There’s exciting news for new starters with
research office. I manage the ancillary staff who
the stigma of mental health’, whilst Jo in the ’80s worked as a psychiatric
Foundation Trust application, we have plans
the Trust as part of a regional employment
as a team develop and maintain a clean and safe
nurse and is co-writing a satire on the state of the NHS set in a geriatric
to deal with this.
scheme that LPT is leading. We’re
environment for patients and unit personnel
ward. Alan Titchmarsh with his wicked sense of humour and easy
encouraging employers to welcome people
and provide high quality nutritious food,
manner would hopefully advise on designing and restocking our gardens at
These plans still include service improvements
with mental health conditions and learning
including texture modified meals in line with
Mill Lodge. None are renowned for their culinary skills - so no pressure!
and while it may be harder or take a bit
disabilities into the workplace – and setting a
the needs of our HD client group. We aim to
longer, we remain committed to our goals.
good example by doing this ourselves.
achieve a welcoming homely atmosphere whilst
What film would you recommend to our members and why?
A lot of what we want to achieve is about
In this edition we also focus on our child and
maintaining high clinical standards in an effort
I would recommend Robin Williams’ Patch Adams
, a true story
working in different ways and more closely
adolescent mental health services, to explain
to enhance the experience for patients, relatives,
illustrating the need to work at the whole hospital experience, easing
with partners and communities and this
a bit more about the wide ranging services
carers and staff. Rarely are two days the same.
anxiety and recognising the importance of laughter and compassion not
doesn’t have to cost more money.
they offer for young people throughout our
just the clinical aspects.
communities.
Why did you want to do the job you do?
The support we receive from our members
“The support
I have worked as a Registrar of Births,
Who would be your dream passenger and who would you leave
continues to motivate and encourage us and
We’re always looking for more members to
we receive from
Deaths and Marriages, Occupational Therapy
stranded in a lay-by?
so it was wonderful to see so many of you
join LPT and would love to hear from some of
Assistant and in catering management. This
I would pick up DCI Gene Hunt of Life on Mars
, it makes me wistful
at the Festive Evening in December. I hope
our members
our younger readers who want to get involved
role, whilst administrative, seemed to make use
of a time when I was a special constable; political correctness didn’t exist
you enjoyed the informative and fun-filled
and have their say about what we do. If you
continues to
of all my skills whilst continuing to maintain
and the police did the job they were paid for and protected the public. I
evening as much as we did. Our thanks go
are 14 or over and would like to join LPT then
motivate and
optimum job satisfaction. I never get the chance
would leave Alastair Campbell stranded in the layby and wave as I drove
to everyone who took part and helped us to
please complete the membership form on
to get bored!
off – need I say more!
make it such an enjoyable occasion.
encourage us…”
page 11 and help us to hear your voice. •
Sir John Brigstocke, LPT Chairman Tony Harrop, Heather Ward Matron Rachael Eldessouky and
LPT Chief Executive Antony Sheehan
behaviour techniques to alter patients’
£300,000 for Eating attitudes towards compulsive exercise and
provides alternative coping mechanisms.
Disorders Therapy
The study, a ‘world first’ in evaluating the
effectiveness of an exercise enhanced therapy,
will aim to recruit 200 patients with anorexia
nervosa (100 from UK and 100 from Australia)
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Our Eating Disorders Service has been
“ If this research
to take part in the trial. Dr Jon Arcelus,
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jointly awarded £300,000 from the Australian
Consultant Psychiatrist in Eating Disorders
shows that LEAP
National Health and Medical Research
with LPT’s Eating Disorder Service said:
Council to undertake a four year research
is an effective
project with Loughborough University and the
“We are very excited about this research project.
therapy it wil
Sydney Eating Disorders Service.
Prior to LEAP there have been no focused
have a significant attempts to reduce a patient’s use of exercise.
The research will test the effectiveness of an
impact on the
This new therapy is designed to work alongside
innovative treatment for anorexia nervosa
current treatments and is intended to alter the
lives of people
called LEAP.
patient’s compulsive habits, change their belief
suffering
system and behaviours, and provide alternative
Loughborough Eating Disorders Activity
coping strategies.
First look at new Heather Ward
from anorexia
TheraPy (LEAP) was developed by the
nervosa…”
Loughborough University Centre for Research
“If this research shows that LEAP is an effective
We were delighted to open our doors to patients on our first women-only acute
into Eating Disorders, and tackles the use of
therapy it will have a significant impact on the
extreme exercise by patients with anorexia
lives of people suffering from anorexia nervosa,
mental health ward.
nervosa as a way of preventing weight gain.
and will be a huge step forward in the treatment
The new treatment uses enhanced cognitive
of this severe illness.” •
Heather Ward – an 18-bed ward based at
“…this is a
Helped by the new ward design, staff will
the Bradgate Unit – was opened by Sir John
offer specialist care for women patients
stunning
Brigstocke, Chairman of NHS East Midlands
who are particularly vulnerable including:
Strategic Health Authority in a special
refurbishment
women who are pregnant, women from BME
ceremony to mark the occasion on 16th
communities with a cultural need for a single
…special y
December 2009.
sex ward, women with histories of abuse
designed
or violence and those who are assessed as
As you can see from the photographs this is a
to enhance
vulnerable with regard to sexual behaviours. •
stunning refurbishment which was specially
the patient
designed and redeveloped to enhance the
patient experience by providing a better
experience…”
25 per cent of people with mental health
therapeutic environment and improved
Working for Wellness
conditions are in employment, while only 10
privacy and dignity.
per cent of people with moderate or severe
in the East Midlands
learning disabilities have a job. This inequality
Service users, carers and staff worked closely
is not acceptable, and the Working for
with the building contractors Interserve to
We have joined forces with NHS
Wellness campaign aims to tackle it.
design the décor and layout of the ward,
organisations across the East Midlands to sign
and thinking. Having a sustainable impact on
“This inequality
which offers an increase in space for
up to the Working for Wellness in the East
LPT is championing this campaign and our
these issues can only be achieved by multi-agency
is not
patients, more therapeutic activity areas,
Midlands campaign. This aims to create job
Chief Executive Antony Sheehan is leading
partnerships, communities and individuals
lounges, quiet areas and internet
opportunities in the NHS for socially excluded
the regional network which brings together
working together.”
acceptable, and
access.
people, particularly those with mental health
representatives from the Government Office
the Working
conditions and learning disabilities, whilst
for the East Midlands, the Department of
We’re proud to be leading the way for other
for Wel ness
The Department of Health
also promoting the health and wellbeing of
Health and all 33 NHS organisations in the
organisations and we were the first in the
supported the £2.5
the existing NHS workforce in the region.
East Midlands.
network to appoint two job seekers from the
campaign aims
million refurbishment
programme into administrative roles here
to tackle it…”
with money allocated
People with mental health conditions and
Antony said:
“The link between individual
at LPT. We are currently going through the
specifically to improve
learning disabilities still face a huge amount
well-being, employment, positive mental health
second phase of the recruitment process and
privacy and dignity in
of discrimination when job hunting and
and prosperous and cohesive communities has
hope to have further applicants in post by the
adult mental health wards.
during employment. Nationally, fewer than
increasingly been recognised in national policy
end of March. •
Let’s Talk About Health
Membership News Update
• Drugs, Alcohol and Smoking:
Elections and Foundation
A Beginner’s Guide
Monday 17th May
Peepul Centre, 28 Orchardson Avenue,
Trust Update
We are working in partnership with NHS Leicester City to provide
Leicester LE4 6DP
talks for our members on a range of health issues. A list of these
Tuesday 25th May
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We are pleased to be able to inform our
Members are an extremely important
upcoming events is provided below.
St Peter’s Health Centre,
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members that we recently moved successfully
community of influence and we want
Sparkenhoe Street, Leicester
through to the second stage of the Foundation
to ensure that in the period before the
• Learning Disabilities & Parenthood
Trust application process and our plans for
elections we continue to engage and
Wednesday 14th April
• All Eyes Ahead: Sight
the next five years are being considered by the
work with you in order to improve our
St Peter’s Health Centre Sparkenhoe Street,
June Date, venue and time to be confirmed
Department of Health. In the final stage of
plans for the future and the delivery of
Leicester
the process our application will go to Monitor,
services for local communities.
Wednesday 28th April
• Alternative therapy: Fitness Cognitive
the regulator of Foundation Trusts, who make
Peepul Centre, 28 Orchardson Avenue,
Behavioural Therapy and Nutrition
the final decision on our application.
With this in mind we are developing a
Leicester LE4 6DP
July Date, venue and time to be confirmed
‘Prospective Governors Forum’ where those
During the time that Monitor consider
members who are interested in standing for
Further dates for 2010 are currently being arranged and will be available in the Summer edition
our application we are required to run the
election as a Governor can begin to work with
of People Matters and on the LPT website at
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elections for the Council of Governors. All
us to take forward areas for development.
of our members will automatically be sent
Those members who feel able to commit
nomination forms as well as ballot papers in
to forum meetings, will be encouraged to
the post so there is no need to have to request
voluntarily represent the views of our service
The De Montfort Gospel Choir.
them from the membership office. You just
users, carers, public and stakeholders by
Women’s Managed
need to remember to vote when the time
looking at our plans for strategic and service
Network
comes.
developments. •
Members’ Festive
The Women’s Managed Network has
Evening 2009
been set up to look at issues relating to
women, in particular around mental
It feels like just yesterday but the 2009
health. The network has regular meetings
Listening and Working Together
Members’ Festive Evening took place
that include topics and activities such as:
back in December at the Ramada Jarvis in
Leicester. Over 90 members joined us
· The work of the Network
We are keen to develop strong links with
are taken on board and used in
and were able to meet staff from
· Meeting LPT staff and voluntary groups
both organisations and individuals so that
future developments.
all five of our services areas,
· Issues and concerns about women’s
we can learn by “Listening and Working
namely services for adults,
mental health
Together”.
If you are interested in any of the themes
children, older people, people
· Sharing ideas for future working,
below, then please contact us to book a place.
with a learning disability and specialist
including how best to involve Trust
We want to help our members, service users
Most of these events take place between
services.
members
and carers to get to know us and our services
10am and 2pm and include lunch and
better and to help us to make improvements
refreshments.
Members were able to find out about
All meetings take place at the Herschel
to the services we provide.
recent and planned service improvements
Prins Centre (Glenfield Hospital site)
Date
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and had the opportunity to quiz the teams
from 10am to 12.30pm and the meetings
So, we’ve arranged a series of workshops for
on various aspects of their work. We were
dates for 2010 are:
us all to get together. These workshops are
12th May
Peer Review
joined by the spectacular De Montfort
interactive and involve two-way discussions -
25th August
Child and Adolescent
Gospel Choir, who gave an amazing
Friday 14th May
in small, facilitated, working groups - so that
Mental Health Services
performance of festive singing. Our thanks go
Thursday 8th July
we can each share ideas and information.
17th November
Adult Mental Health
to them and everyone involved for making the
Thursday 9th September
We can then ensure that these discussions
Services
evening very special indeed. •
Thursday 11th November
If you would like to book a place at any of these membership events or want more information, please either contact
We are currently building up our contact database and would like to have members email contacts. This would mean we
Samantha Quinn, Partnerships and Community Involvement Manager, at
xxxxxxxx.xxxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx or call
could send you all the usual updates, newsletters and information electronically. If you would like us to update your record
freephone
0800 0132 530 and leave us a message so we can get back to you.
with your email address them please contact Sam at
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Complementary Therapies on
to be able to provide the patients with more
one-to-one interaction and engagement like
Making more time
this. It really does create a more calming
atmosphere and decreases boredom,
for patient care
Ashby Ward
aggression and irritability levels amongst
the patients.”
Last year, LPT introduced Releasing Time
to Care (RTTC) on seven wards covering a
Funding for this pilot phase was secured
range of specialties. RTTC is an improvement
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Patients on Ashby Ward at the Bradgate Unit are
from the Bradgate and Bennion League
Clarendon Ward
project which helps nurses to increase the
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benefiting from a range of complementary and beauty
of Friends with support from Volunteer
before
(above) and
amount of time they are able to spend on
Manager Mary Dewis and Modern
after
(below)
direct patient care by redesigning key ward
therapies now available on the ward.
Matron Lynne Ward. Based on this
processes – the aim of the project is to
success, Sharon is hoping to extent
improve the experiences of service users,
this three month pilot to other
carers and staff.
Sharon Lusk, a LPT sponsored student, set
women on the ward.
wards – which would require
up this initiative as part of a Learning and
the support of more volunteer
The project starts with an opportunity for
Improving in Partnership course being run
Sharon is delighted with
therapists.
the ward team to think about their vision
jointly by LPT with De Montfort University
this success and says
“The
for patient care and to gather information
and the East Midlands Development Centre.
treatments are very relaxing and
If you are a qualified
about key outcomes, such as patient and staff
we have had good responses from
Complementary or Beauty
wellbeing and safety. They then reorganise
Sharon and her colleague Jean Forster, both
most patients. It really does help patients
Therapist, and have two hours or
the ward environment so that everything they
experienced and qualified Complementary
to feel better about themselves and increase their
“It really does
more to spare to take part in this
need is accessible and ready to go.
Therapists, are volunteering their services
self confidence.”
initiative please contact Sharon at
help patients to
each week to offer a range of therapies to
xxxxxx.xxxx@xxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx
The project has already achieved impressive
the patients. Treatments that Sharon and
The staff on Ashby ward have supported
feel better about
results.
Jean offer include manicure and pedicure,
Sharon and Jean to ensure the success of
For details about the Learning and
themselves and
reflexology, facials and body massage. The
the project. Nicholas Higham, Therapeutic
Improving in Partnership course contact
• Cedar Ward will be installing a drinks
increase their self
treatments have proved popular with patients
Liaison Worker on the ward is pleased with
our improvement project office on
room for service-users (non alcoholic of
and are being taken up by both men and
the impact of the scheme,
“It’s definitely good
confidence.”
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course!). Not only will this encourage
independence, it will also free up staff
from having to make the drinks and give
them more time to spend with service users
instead – saving 28 hours per month, or
Infection Control Campaign
336 hours a year
• By introducing linen trolleys – one for
“…the message
The Hand in Hand Challenge road-show
featuring
male and one for female patients – staff
recently visited the Bradgate Unit along with
LPT’s Dawn
on
Barnsdale Ward have saved time by
about good
a special true/false quiz machine. Staff,
Illiffe who
Dawn Illife,
having everything to hand to change the
hand hygiene
patients and visitors enjoyed testing their
works with
face of the Hand in
beds when at a patient’s bedside; saving
knowledge on the machine by answering
our hotel
Hand campaign.
time, energy and the risk of cross infection.
and preventing
six randomly selected questions on a range
services team
Left: Antonia
This has saved nearly 8 hours per month
the spread of
of infection topics including, correct hand-
at the Herschel
Garfoot with the
(91 hours per year).
infections is
washing, MRSA, Clostridium Difficile and
Prins Centre.
true/false machine
general cleanliness in hospitals.
She filmed the advert
• Staff on
Clarendon Ward have
being heard.”
alongside colleagues from other local NHS
significantly reduced the amount of time it
The good news is that over 80% of the
organisations.
takes to do all the paperwork for a patient
questions were answered correctly which
admission – saving 124 hours per year.
clearly shows that the message about good
The TV ad will appear across the region this
hand hygiene and preventing the spread of
Spring. The campaign, now in its third year,
All seven wards have now finished the
infections is being heard.
is spearheaded by the NHS East Midlands
foundation stage of the project and the teams
Strategic Health Authority, and is in response to
have moved on to look at specific processes
TV Advert
recent polling amongst East Midlands’ residents
they would like to redesign. •
A new TV advert is also being shown as part
which revealed that cleanliness is still a top
of the regional Hand in Hand campaign
concern for 37 per cent of the population. •
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services throughout Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland.
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14 and older in the early stages of a psychotic
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We have multidisciplinary teams made up
illness. In addition we have an experienced
of psychiatrists, psychologists, community
clinician specifi cally to work with young
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nurses, occupational therapists, primary
people who self harm.
mental health workers and trainees from all
Gender:
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We concentrate on working with children
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and young people who are experiencing the
• 3 locality teams providing outpatient
more severe forms of mental health disorders
In order to ensure the ethnic make up of our member ship refl ects
services
for example depression, anxiety, eating
cut her
the local population we would like to know your ethnic origin.
• 5 specialist teams
disorders, self-harming behaviour associated
Please indicate your ethnic origin below:
• Young people’s team for youth offending,
with mental health disorder and psychosis.
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homeless and ‘looked after’ children
Asian or Asian British:
Mixed:
• A day resource for younger children and
Bangladeshi
White and Asian
families
Developments in CAMHS
“…our vision is
We are proud to be national leaders in several
Indian
White and
• A team for children and young people with
Our teams continually evaluate the services
areas including the Young Peoples Team and
to ensure we
Pakistani
Black African
learning disabilities
provided and are keen to develop new ways
the Learning Disability Service; and are very
• An inpatient unit for young people over 12
of working that meet the needs of our
provide excellent
fortunate in having close working relationships
Any other Asian
White and
years
service users, families and carers even better.
with Leicester University. We are successfully
background
Black Caribbean
quality, locally
• A primary mental health team
CAMHS General Manager Bob Johnson said:
treating more young people with eating
Black or Black British:
Any other mixed
accessible,
• Two specialist ADHD (Attention Defi cit
“Our staff are passionate about the service they
disorders locally, rather than them having to
background
African
Hyperactivity Disorder) clinics in Leicester
provide. Our vision is to ensure we provide
evidence-based
go elsewhere, and CAMHS workers are leading
White:
Caribbean
and Loughborough
excellent quality, locally accessible, evidence-based
work on the ‘Think Family’ initiative.
care that is
Any other Black
British
care that is timely, patient centred, and tailored
timely, patient
background
Irish
We also work closely with the local Psychosis,
to the cultural needs for each family.”
If you would like any further details
Early Intervention and Recovery (PIER) team
about CAHMS please contact Dr Abhay
Other Ethnic Group:
Any other White
centred, and
background
which accepts referrals for young people aged
Our teams work in close partnership with
Rathore, Clinical Director at
Chinese
tailored to the
the local authority, education and voluntary
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I do not wish to
Any other ethnic
sector to ensure the best possible services
cultural needs
group
disclose my ethnic
are provided. For example, several CAMHS
origin
for each family.”
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Are you a young person who
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would like to have more of a
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Make Time
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for You
Do you sometimes feel like you have
no time for yourself? Do you feel that the
pressures of work and home-life fill every
waking hour? If so it is important to give
yourself a break and make some time for you.
Hobbies are encouraged by many mental
health professionals as a way of reducing
stress levels. Having a hobby can provide
something new – it entirely depends on your
you with a sense of satisfaction, and help to
own interests.
give you a break form potentially stressful
situations at work or home. When your mind
At LPT many of our service users find benefits
is fully engaged in your hobby, the trials and
in taking part in a variety of creative arts.
tribulations of life in our fast-paced society
There is a wealth of evidence and good
have to take a backseat for awhile. By the
practise that illustrates the benefits, right
time you return to life’s everyday demands,
across the spectrum, of the arts on people's
all those problems and challenges don't seem
mental well being.
quite so overwhelming and you find that you
can handle them more effectively.
No matter what hobby or interest you
develop, the important thing is to make
A hobby can stimulate the mind, allow you
time for yourself and find something that
to express yourself creatively and learning
stimulates the mind and will help to relieve
something new and different can give an
the everyday stresses of the day. Taking some
enormous sense of satisfaction and self
time out for yourself can help revitalise you
confidence. Hobbies can vary from taking
and leave you more able to deal effectively
a course to painting a picture and cooking
with tomorrow's challenges. •
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