Adventure Therapy

CRT Together • 24 October 2024

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We've been working with Leila for a while now, and her sessions are designed to be engaging, interactive, and most importantly, fun. These sessions are specifically designed for women recovering from breast cancer, offering a supportive environment to connect and heal. They are led by female instructors unless stated otherwise on the event posters.

As October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, it's the perfect time to highlight how initiatives like these play a vital role in the recovery journey. Therapy and healing don't always have to involve sitting down and talking; these sessions offer an active, uplifting way to support both physical and emotional well-being. We hope they are a great success and lead to the formation of a dedicated breast cancer recovery group.

We wish Leila and her team continued success in helping women through their recovery. For more information and to book your spot for free via Eventbrite, please follow the link below.

BOOK YOUR PLACE HERE

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by CRT Together • 21 February 2025

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by CRT Together • 22 January 2025

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by CRT Together • 3 January 2025

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