This class is especially designed for people with Parkinson’s and each session involves live music and dance run by experienced professionals. Our facilitators create an energetic and dynamic atmosphere in which to find joy, beauty and expression through movement.

Carers and friends are also welcome to attend the class and no past experience is needed. Please get in touch with us for any more information.

We are very happy to announce that we now have an in-house benefits advisor for the patients of the James Wigg and Queens Crescent practices.

This services runs every Tuesday between 10am-12pm by appointment only. If you are a patient of the JWQC practice, please contact us to book (info@creativehealthcamden.com).

Sing for Joy Kentish Town is a self-managed community choir of around 25 people with conditions such as Parkinson’s Disease and Multiple Sclerosis, including active helpers and carers. We also welcome others with long term health issues.

Singing for Joy with like-minded people in a relaxed safe atmosphere makes us feel better – whether we think we can sing, or not.

An exciting new creative project for Bangladeshi women in the Kentish Town/Queens Crescent area - art, cake and chat, in a safe, comfortable environment with friendly experienced facilitators.

Currently running on Wednesday afternoons, this project hopes to provide space for women to get together, take some time for themselves and experience a series of creative projects.

Breathing for Wellbeing is a project bringing you simple and accessible breathing sessions to help people rediscover the power of the breath. The session will focus on its impact on managing health, preventing illness, and living happier, more fulfilling lives.

Please contact us on info@creativehealthcamden.com to get involved.

Our Well-Beeing garden is a space run by the patients of the James Wigg, for the patients of the James Wigg. Every Thursday we run a session where patients can come and get involved and learn some green-fingered skills!

Also, there is an ever-growing body of scientific evidence that gardens and gardening are good for our physical, mental and social wellbeing. Having something to nurture brings a sense of unpressured purpose to our lives. So why not join us this week?

Please contact us on info@creativehealthcamden.com to get involved.

Freedom to Make is a weekly knitting and textile workshops , run by our fantastic facilitator Nessa Hubbard. So bring your crochet hooks, yarn and imagination and join us for a good old catch up.

A free programme of sensory workshops, for people experiencing dementia or mild-cognitive impairment. Each workshop will focus on a different creative process with a view to stimulating the senses, the workshops we will cover are: Cyanotype Printing, Felt Making, Drawing Sound, Paper Marbling, Nature Printing and Clay Modelling. All tools are provided and all experiences welcome.

CHC Youth hub is a safe, laid back space for 14-18 year olds to enjoy a movement workshop, make some art, read or hang out with friends.

This class is especially designed for people with Parkinson’s and each session involves live music and dance run by experienced professionals. Our facilitators create an energetic and dynamic atmosphere in which to find joy, beauty and expression through movement.

Carers and friends are also welcome to attend the class and no past experience is needed. Please get in touch with us for any more information.

Drawn Together is a creative community for the over 50s using arts practices to support connection, explore ways of seeing, sensing and experiencing ourselves and one another, and deepening our curiosity.

Pick and choose from a free programme of playful online and offline activities, connect with others and share your journey.

Creative Studio Practice (CSP) is an extension of Drawn Together and is for those who have been in the group for §18+ months.

We are very happy to announce that we now have an in-house benefits advisor for the patients of the James Wigg and Queens Crescent practices.

This services runs every Tuesday between 10am-12pm by appointment only. If you are a patient of the JWQC practice, please contact us to book (info@creativehealthcamden.com).

Sing for Joy Kentish Town is a self-managed community choir of around 25 people with conditions such as Parkinson’s Disease and Multiple Sclerosis, including active helpers and carers. We also welcome others with long term health issues.

Singing for Joy with like-minded people in a relaxed safe atmosphere makes us feel better – whether we think we can sing, or not.

An exciting new creative project for Bangladeshi women in the Kentish Town/Queens Crescent area - art, cake and chat, in a safe, comfortable environment with friendly experienced facilitators.

Currently running on Wednesday afternoons, this project hopes to provide space for women to get together, take some time for themselves and experience a series of creative projects.

Breathing for Wellbeing is a project bringing you simple and accessible breathing sessions to help people rediscover the power of the breath. The session will focus on its impact on managing health, preventing illness, and living happier, more fulfilling lives.

Please contact us on info@creativehealthcamden.com to get involved.

Our Well-Beeing garden is a space run by the patients of the James Wigg, for the patients of the James Wigg. Every Thursday we run a session where patients can come and get involved and learn some green-fingered skills!

Also, there is an ever-growing body of scientific evidence that gardens and gardening are good for our physical, mental and social wellbeing. Having something to nurture brings a sense of unpressured purpose to our lives. So why not join us this week?

Please contact us on info@creativehealthcamden.com to get involved.

Freedom to Make is a weekly knitting and textile workshops , run by our fantastic facilitator Nessa Hubbard. So bring your crochet hooks, yarn and imagination and join us for a good old catch up.

A free programme of sensory workshops, for people experiencing dementia or mild-cognitive impairment. Each workshop will focus on a different creative process with a view to stimulating the senses, the workshops we will cover are: Cyanotype Printing, Felt Making, Drawing Sound, Paper Marbling, Nature Printing and Clay Modelling. All tools are provided and all experiences welcome.

CHC Youth hub is a safe, laid back space for 14-18 year olds to enjoy a movement workshop, make some art, read or hang out with friends.

This class is especially designed for people with Parkinson’s and each session involves live music and dance run by experienced professionals. Our facilitators create an energetic and dynamic atmosphere in which to find joy, beauty and expression through movement.

Carers and friends are also welcome to attend the class and no past experience is needed. Please get in touch with us for any more information.

We are very happy to announce that we now have an in-house benefits advisor for the patients of the James Wigg and Queens Crescent practices.

This services runs every Tuesday between 10am-12pm by appointment only. If you are a patient of the JWQC practice, please contact us to book (info@creativehealthcamden.com).

Sing for Joy Kentish Town is a self-managed community choir of around 25 people with conditions such as Parkinson’s Disease and Multiple Sclerosis, including active helpers and carers. We also welcome others with long term health issues.

Singing for Joy with like-minded people in a relaxed safe atmosphere makes us feel better – whether we think we can sing, or not.

An exciting new creative project for Bangladeshi women in the Kentish Town/Queens Crescent area - art, cake and chat, in a safe, comfortable environment with friendly experienced facilitators.

Currently running on Wednesday afternoons, this project hopes to provide space for women to get together, take some time for themselves and experience a series of creative projects.

Breathing for Wellbeing is a project bringing you simple and accessible breathing sessions to help people rediscover the power of the breath. The session will focus on its impact on managing health, preventing illness, and living happier, more fulfilling lives.

Please contact us on info@creativehealthcamden.com to get involved.

Our Well-Beeing garden is a space run by the patients of the James Wigg, for the patients of the James Wigg. Every Thursday we run a session where patients can come and get involved and learn some green-fingered skills!

Also, there is an ever-growing body of scientific evidence that gardens and gardening are good for our physical, mental and social wellbeing. Having something to nurture brings a sense of unpressured purpose to our lives. So why not join us this week?

Please contact us on info@creativehealthcamden.com to get involved.

Freedom to Make is a weekly knitting and textile workshops , run by our fantastic facilitator Nessa Hubbard. So bring your crochet hooks, yarn and imagination and join us for a good old catch up.

A free programme of sensory workshops, for people experiencing dementia or mild-cognitive impairment. Each workshop will focus on a different creative process with a view to stimulating the senses, the workshops we will cover are: Cyanotype Printing, Felt Making, Drawing Sound, Paper Marbling, Nature Printing and Clay Modelling. All tools are provided and all experiences welcome.

CHC Youth hub is a safe, laid back space for 14-18 year olds to enjoy a movement workshop, make some art, read or hang out with friends.

This class is especially designed for people with Parkinson’s and each session involves live music and dance run by experienced professionals. Our facilitators create an energetic and dynamic atmosphere in which to find joy, beauty and expression through movement.

Carers and friends are also welcome to attend the class and no past experience is needed. Please get in touch with us for any more information.

Drawn Together is a creative community for the over 50s using arts practices to support connection, explore ways of seeing, sensing and experiencing ourselves and one another, and deepening our curiosity.

Pick and choose from a free programme of playful online and offline activities, connect with others and share your journey.

Creative Studio Practice (CSP) is an extension of Drawn Together and is for those who have been in the group for §18+ months.

We are very happy to announce that we now have an in-house benefits advisor for the patients of the James Wigg and Queens Crescent practices.

This services runs every Tuesday between 10am-12pm by appointment only. If you are a patient of the JWQC practice, please contact us to book (info@creativehealthcamden.com).

Sing for Joy Kentish Town is a self-managed community choir of around 25 people with conditions such as Parkinson’s Disease and Multiple Sclerosis, including active helpers and carers. We also welcome others with long term health issues.

Singing for Joy with like-minded people in a relaxed safe atmosphere makes us feel better – whether we think we can sing, or not.

An exciting new creative project for Bangladeshi women in the Kentish Town/Queens Crescent area - art, cake and chat, in a safe, comfortable environment with friendly experienced facilitators.

Currently running on Wednesday afternoons, this project hopes to provide space for women to get together, take some time for themselves and experience a series of creative projects.

Cycle Maintenance is back!

Bring your two wheeled friend to the James Wigg practice on the first Wednesday of every month for repairs and maintenance.

Breathing for Wellbeing is a project bringing you simple and accessible breathing sessions to help people rediscover the power of the breath. The session will focus on its impact on managing health, preventing illness, and living happier, more fulfilling lives.

Please contact us on info@creativehealthcamden.com to get involved.

Our Well-Beeing garden is a space run by the patients of the James Wigg, for the patients of the James Wigg. Every Thursday we run a session where patients can come and get involved and learn some green-fingered skills!

Also, there is an ever-growing body of scientific evidence that gardens and gardening are good for our physical, mental and social wellbeing. Having something to nurture brings a sense of unpressured purpose to our lives. So why not join us this week?

Please contact us on info@creativehealthcamden.com to get involved.

Freedom to Make is a weekly knitting and textile workshops , run by our fantastic facilitator Nessa Hubbard. So bring your crochet hooks, yarn and imagination and join us for a good old catch up.

A free programme of sensory workshops, for people experiencing dementia or mild-cognitive impairment. Each workshop will focus on a different creative process with a view to stimulating the senses, the workshops we will cover are: Cyanotype Printing, Felt Making, Drawing Sound, Paper Marbling, Nature Printing and Clay Modelling. All tools are provided and all experiences welcome.

CHC Youth hub is a safe, laid back space for 14-18 year olds to enjoy a movement workshop, make some art, read or hang out with friends.

This class is especially designed for people with Parkinson’s and each session involves live music and dance run by experienced professionals. Our facilitators create an energetic and dynamic atmosphere in which to find joy, beauty and expression through movement.

Carers and friends are also welcome to attend the class and no past experience is needed. Please get in touch with us for any more information.

We are very happy to announce that we now have an in-house benefits advisor for the patients of the James Wigg and Queens Crescent practices.

This services runs every Tuesday between 10am-12pm by appointment only. If you are a patient of the JWQC practice, please contact us to book (info@creativehealthcamden.com).

Sing for Joy Kentish Town is a self-managed community choir of around 25 people with conditions such as Parkinson’s Disease and Multiple Sclerosis, including active helpers and carers. We also welcome others with long term health issues.

Singing for Joy with like-minded people in a relaxed safe atmosphere makes us feel better – whether we think we can sing, or not.

An exciting new creative project for Bangladeshi women in the Kentish Town/Queens Crescent area - art, cake and chat, in a safe, comfortable environment with friendly experienced facilitators.

Currently running on Wednesday afternoons, this project hopes to provide space for women to get together, take some time for themselves and experience a series of creative projects.

Breathing for Wellbeing is a project bringing you simple and accessible breathing sessions to help people rediscover the power of the breath. The session will focus on its impact on managing health, preventing illness, and living happier, more fulfilling lives.

Please contact us on info@creativehealthcamden.com to get involved.

Our Well-Beeing garden is a space run by the patients of the James Wigg, for the patients of the James Wigg. Every Thursday we run a session where patients can come and get involved and learn some green-fingered skills!

Also, there is an ever-growing body of scientific evidence that gardens and gardening are good for our physical, mental and social wellbeing. Having something to nurture brings a sense of unpressured purpose to our lives. So why not join us this week?

Please contact us on info@creativehealthcamden.com to get involved.

Freedom to Make is a weekly knitting and textile workshops , run by our fantastic facilitator Nessa Hubbard. So bring your crochet hooks, yarn and imagination and join us for a good old catch up.

A free programme of sensory workshops, for people experiencing dementia or mild-cognitive impairment. Each workshop will focus on a different creative process with a view to stimulating the senses, the workshops we will cover are: Cyanotype Printing, Felt Making, Drawing Sound, Paper Marbling, Nature Printing and Clay Modelling. All tools are provided and all experiences welcome.

CHC Youth hub is a safe, laid back space for 14-18 year olds to enjoy a movement workshop, make some art, read or hang out with friends.

This class is especially designed for people with Parkinson’s and each session involves live music and dance run by experienced professionals. Our facilitators create an energetic and dynamic atmosphere in which to find joy, beauty and expression through movement.

Carers and friends are also welcome to attend the class and no past experience is needed. Please get in touch with us for any more information.

Drawn Together is a creative community for the over 50s using arts practices to support connection, explore ways of seeing, sensing and experiencing ourselves and one another, and deepening our curiosity.

Pick and choose from a free programme of playful online and offline activities, connect with others and share your journey.

Creative Studio Practice (CSP) is an extension of Drawn Together and is for those who have been in the group for §18+ months.

We are very happy to announce that we now have an in-house benefits advisor for the patients of the James Wigg and Queens Crescent practices.

This services runs every Tuesday between 10am-12pm by appointment only. If you are a patient of the JWQC practice, please contact us to book (info@creativehealthcamden.com).

Sing for Joy Kentish Town is a self-managed community choir of around 25 people with conditions such as Parkinson’s Disease and Multiple Sclerosis, including active helpers and carers. We also welcome others with long term health issues.

Singing for Joy with like-minded people in a relaxed safe atmosphere makes us feel better – whether we think we can sing, or not.

An exciting new creative project for Bangladeshi women in the Kentish Town/Queens Crescent area - art, cake and chat, in a safe, comfortable environment with friendly experienced facilitators.

Currently running on Wednesday afternoons, this project hopes to provide space for women to get together, take some time for themselves and experience a series of creative projects.

Breathing for Wellbeing is a project bringing you simple and accessible breathing sessions to help people rediscover the power of the breath. The session will focus on its impact on managing health, preventing illness, and living happier, more fulfilling lives.

Please contact us on info@creativehealthcamden.com to get involved.

Our Well-Beeing garden is a space run by the patients of the James Wigg, for the patients of the James Wigg. Every Thursday we run a session where patients can come and get involved and learn some green-fingered skills!

Also, there is an ever-growing body of scientific evidence that gardens and gardening are good for our physical, mental and social wellbeing. Having something to nurture brings a sense of unpressured purpose to our lives. So why not join us this week?

Please contact us on info@creativehealthcamden.com to get involved.

Freedom to Make is a weekly knitting and textile workshops , run by our fantastic facilitator Nessa Hubbard. So bring your crochet hooks, yarn and imagination and join us for a good old catch up.

A free programme of sensory workshops, for people experiencing dementia or mild-cognitive impairment. Each workshop will focus on a different creative process with a view to stimulating the senses, the workshops we will cover are: Cyanotype Printing, Felt Making, Drawing Sound, Paper Marbling, Nature Printing and Clay Modelling. All tools are provided and all experiences welcome.

CHC Youth hub is a safe, laid back space for 14-18 year olds to enjoy a movement workshop, make some art, read or hang out with friends.

This class is especially designed for people with Parkinson’s and each session involves live music and dance run by experienced professionals. Our facilitators create an energetic and dynamic atmosphere in which to find joy, beauty and expression through movement.

Carers and friends are also welcome to attend the class and no past experience is needed. Please get in touch with us for any more information.

We are very happy to announce that we now have an in-house benefits advisor for the patients of the James Wigg and Queens Crescent practices.

This services runs every Tuesday between 10am-12pm by appointment only. If you are a patient of the JWQC practice, please contact us to book (info@creativehealthcamden.com).

Sing for Joy Kentish Town is a self-managed community choir of around 25 people with conditions such as Parkinson’s Disease and Multiple Sclerosis, including active helpers and carers. We also welcome others with long term health issues.

Singing for Joy with like-minded people in a relaxed safe atmosphere makes us feel better – whether we think we can sing, or not.

An exciting new creative project for Bangladeshi women in the Kentish Town/Queens Crescent area - art, cake and chat, in a safe, comfortable environment with friendly experienced facilitators.

Currently running on Wednesday afternoons, this project hopes to provide space for women to get together, take some time for themselves and experience a series of creative projects.

Breathing for Wellbeing is a project bringing you simple and accessible breathing sessions to help people rediscover the power of the breath. The session will focus on its impact on managing health, preventing illness, and living happier, more fulfilling lives.

Please contact us on info@creativehealthcamden.com to get involved.

Our Well-Beeing garden is a space run by the patients of the James Wigg, for the patients of the James Wigg. Every Thursday we run a session where patients can come and get involved and learn some green-fingered skills!

Also, there is an ever-growing body of scientific evidence that gardens and gardening are good for our physical, mental and social wellbeing. Having something to nurture brings a sense of unpressured purpose to our lives. So why not join us this week?

Please contact us on info@creativehealthcamden.com to get involved.

Freedom to Make is a weekly knitting and textile workshops , run by our fantastic facilitator Nessa Hubbard. So bring your crochet hooks, yarn and imagination and join us for a good old catch up.

A free programme of sensory workshops, for people experiencing dementia or mild-cognitive impairment. Each workshop will focus on a different creative process with a view to stimulating the senses, the workshops we will cover are: Cyanotype Printing, Felt Making, Drawing Sound, Paper Marbling, Nature Printing and Clay Modelling. All tools are provided and all experiences welcome.

CHC Youth hub is a safe, laid back space for 14-18 year olds to enjoy a movement workshop, make some art, read or hang out with friends.

This class is especially designed for people with Parkinson’s and each session involves live music and dance run by experienced professionals. Our facilitators create an energetic and dynamic atmosphere in which to find joy, beauty and expression through movement.

Carers and friends are also welcome to attend the class and no past experience is needed. Please get in touch with us for any more information.

Drawn Together is a creative community for the over 50s using arts practices to support connection, explore ways of seeing, sensing and experiencing ourselves and one another, and deepening our curiosity.

Pick and choose from a free programme of playful online and offline activities, connect with others and share your journey.

Creative Studio Practice (CSP) is an extension of Drawn Together and is for those who have been in the group for §18+ months.

We are very happy to announce that we now have an in-house benefits advisor for the patients of the James Wigg and Queens Crescent practices.

This services runs every Tuesday between 10am-12pm by appointment only. If you are a patient of the JWQC practice, please contact us to book (info@creativehealthcamden.com).

Sing for Joy Kentish Town is a self-managed community choir of around 25 people with conditions such as Parkinson’s Disease and Multiple Sclerosis, including active helpers and carers. We also welcome others with long term health issues.

Singing for Joy with like-minded people in a relaxed safe atmosphere makes us feel better – whether we think we can sing, or not.