State of Mind is coming home to our Trust – past and present players along with Phil Cooper will be delivering sessions to our staff.
As part of the official launch of our new Health and Wellbeing Plan to our staff, past and present rugby league players will be assisting Dr Phil Cooper from our Trust to deliver his award-winning ‘State of Mind’ educational presentations to staff in each of our localities.
The first picture shows the launch of State of Mind Ireland in Dublin last month with Danny Sculthorpe (Wigan, Castleford, Bradford, Wakefield and Widnes), Jimmy Gittins (Castleford, Dewsbury and Hunslet) and David Corkery (Munster and Ireland Rugby Union
This is an opportunity to hear about steps to wellbeing that more than 4,500 rugby players, officials and students have so far learned, and to meet former stars of the game.
To find out more about the ‘State of Mind’ campaign, which was established with the aim of improving the mental health, wellbeing and working life of rugby league players and communities
The first session will take place at Leigh Infirmary this afternoon at 2pm and we can’t wait to deliver our sessions to the staff of the NHS Trust that has always supported State of Mind. we would like to thank Helen Kilgannon and Michelle Ewen for getting the sessions together