Article RA Awareness Week 2020 RA Awareness Week has always been about raising awareness of RA and its impacts on all aspects of life. This year, especially taking into account recent events, the focus for NRAS RAAW was on physical and mental wellbeing. Print We are very excited to say that we had 1,364 people registered for RAAW which then lead to 1,822 people booked to attend the online Wellbeing sessions throughout the week.The feedback we have had has been great: Everything was well thought out and interesting across so many platforms and I feel you have set a precedent for next year. Thank you just does not seem enough. Best wishes to you all and another thank you! That was the best hour I’ve taken for myself in a long while, Carolyne Bennett is amazing! What a find! Well done I would like to say a huge thank you to you all at NRAS. This is my first year as a member and the past week has been terrific We would like to say a huge thank you to all our experts who gave us their time to run the wellbeing sessions:Kate Hughes – MindfulnessDeniz Paradot – QigongSara MacDonnell – Fitness/ExerciseJessie Elosie – Chair YogaJanet Padfield – Diet/Nutrition/SleepCarolyne Bennett – Mindfulness/Meditation/Positive ThinkingWe will be looking to arrange some follow-on sessions going forward as we have found that this is a great way of sharing information and gettering people in similar situations together online. Feelings of wellbeing are fundamental to the overall health of a person, enabling them to successfully overcome some difficulties and achieve what they want out of life.Throughout the week we hosted 5 NRAS Facebook Live events on various topics related to mindfulness and well-being.You can now watch the Facebook live sessions back on our Facebook page by clicking the link below:Watch RAAW Facebook Live sessions NRAS in 2023 0 Helpline enquiries 0 Publications sent out 0 People reached