Somebody I used to know Reading Well Books on Prescription for Dementia 
Visit our eBooks website and browse the collections for Reading Well: Dementia
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Shelf help - Reading Well for Young People Visit our eBooks website and browse the collections for Shelf Help for Young People
Reading Well Long Term Conditions 
Visit our eBooks website and browse the collections for Reading Well for Long Term Conditions.
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Download the interactive leaflet (pdf) where you can select titles in the list and print it off.
Reading Well Common Mental Health Conditions Reading Well Common Mental Health Conditions provide step-by-step self help techniques for managing common conditions including depression, anxiety, stress and chronic pain. The books have been tried and tested and recommended by health professionals.
Social Media 
Recommended websites Health Zone This part of the library catalogue supports our commitment to the Society of Chief Librarians Universal Health Offer. We provide links to hard copy items, eBooks, eMagazines, events, activities and websites that have been chosen by professionals to support a wide range of Health & Wellbeing conditions.
Dementia Action Week is 21 to 27 May East Riding Libraries support to Dementia Action Week is to provide links to our Dementia stock and activities.
Reminiscence at East Riding Libraries Take a trip down memory lane at your local East Riding Library.
Use our great range of memory boxes containing items such as photographs, books and even food packaging to relive the sights and sounds of days gone by.
Reminiscence is a social group for older people to meet new friends and have fun sharing stories. Reminiscence is also proven to be beneficial for those living with Dementia and their carers, and is endorsed by the Alzheimer’s society.
Contact your local library for details on your nearest session.
Sporting Memories 'Sporting Memories' - an exciting development in our Reminiscence offer.
Across the country there are scores of people aged 50 and over, battling with dementia, depression and loneliness. Each week, teams from 'Sporting Memories' work with these people and their loved ones, stimulating and encouraging them to relive their memories about sports.
At East Riding Libraries, we are linking 'Sporting Memories' into our Reminiscence sessions to reach a wider range of people living with Dementia, depression and loneliness as well as any of their carers.
Making Every Contact Count Link MECC Link has been developed by the by the Yorkshire and Humber MECC Community of Improvement to support and promote lifestyle behaviour change at scale within the region. The MECC Community of Improvement is jointly sponsored by the Y&H Directors of Public Health Network and the Y&H Public Health England Centre.
Visit the MECC Link website
Healthy Body = Healthy Mind East Riding Leisure Healthtrainers 
Healthtrainers provide personal support and motivation to adults across the East Riding of Yorkshire. The service offers direct support, guidance and motivation to individuals who want to make a change to their lifestyle.
Walking the Riding Walking the Riding A website which helps you to enjoy the varied countryside of East Yorkshire.
Get involved 
With Reading Groups, Knit and Natter, Writing Groups and coffee on site in many of our libraries, they really are a space for everyone!
Go to our Health and wellbeing page on the council website and look at the answer to the events and activities question.
Download our Library App Libraries, Museums and Archives Twitter feed Free Health eMagazines - Current and back issues Ieso Digital Health in East Riding Ieso Digital Health is providing services on behalf of the NHS in East Riding of Yorkshire.
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