TALKWORKS - NHS

05/03/2026

We're really looking forward to being part of the next Holsworthy Market Health Hub pop-up event on Wednesday 11 March. If you'd like to find out more about our free NHS service and how we can help to improve your wellbeing, stop by and say hello 👋

Join us at our next pop-up event next week - 11th March 2026 🗣️

Our Community Navigator will be hosting Devon Public Health Su***de Prevention and TALKWORKS at Holsworthy Livestock Market.

TALKWORKS is an NHS Talking Therapies Service who offer a range of free therapy options to help people who are feeling low in mood, anxious or overwhelmed.

Find them in the Kivells Mobile Auction Office in the Market Car Park.

Imagine If Partnership TALKWORKS - NHS Kivells Agriculture Farming Health Hub

04/03/2026

Develop confidence writing your CV with our CV writing workshop. This workshop is open to people receiving therapy from TALKWORKS and is free to access. Self-refer on our website or call the team on 0300 555 3344: https://orlo.uk/naWLI

02/03/2026

March is movement month! We're encouraging everyone to make time in their day for movement. This could be anything from taking the stairs instead of the lift to making time for a workout amidst a busy schedule. Here's a picture of Vicky, one of the lead Psychological Wellbeing Practitioners in our Central team, getting outside for a dog walk.

28/02/2026

If you've got some spare time on your hands and would like to contribute to the development of our NHS talking therapies service, why not apply to be a TALKWORKS volunteer? We are currently recruiting for volunteers in North and Mid Devon. Find out more information about volunteering and how to apply on our website: https://orlo.uk/UujTw

26/02/2026

Liv and Margaret are representing TALKWORKS at Exeter University today as part of . If you are a student at the Uni and would like to learn more about how we can help people experiencing bulimia or binge eating disorder, come down to the Forum and say hello.

24/02/2026

TALKWORKS is an NHS Talking Therapies service, here to help if you are struggling.
NHS Talking Therapies gives you practical skills and techniques to overcome conditions like OCD, social anxiety disorder and PTSD.
Self-refer today to access support: https://orlo.uk/Lq8F2

23/02/2026

This week is eating disorders awareness week. Eating disorders can affect any person, at any age. At TALKWORKS, we can help people who are experiencing bulimia or binge eating disorder. If you are struggling, or you are worried about a friend or family member, you are not alone: https://orlo.uk/1yxf2

20/02/2026

Social anxiety involves experiencing an overwhelming fear of social situations which can affect everyday activities and relationships. Ella contacted TALKWORKS after noticing she was experiencing social anxiety and withdrawing from the things she would normally enjoy. Read her story to see how our service helped get her back to feeling like herself again: https://orlo.uk/vchoS

19/02/2026

Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) can look different for everyone, but it often involves intrusive thoughts and repetitive behaviours. For some, this might mean carrying out repeated checks (like making sure the front door is locked or appliances are turned off) to ease the anxiety brought on by those thoughts.
At TALKWORKS, we offer evidence based support to help you understand your symptoms and feel more in control. If you are struggling with OCD, you don't need to go through this by yourself.

18/02/2026

Poppy, a student at University of Exeter, contacted TALKWORKS after realising that anxiety was having a significant impact on her everyday life. In the video below, she shares how cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) helped her to feel more like herself again.

16/02/2026

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is a type of anxiety that can develop after experiencing something distressing or traumatic. It can happen immediately or can occur weeks, months or even years later.

15/02/2026

Regular movement is good for your body and mind. Did you know that physical activity can:
- Boost your mood
- Help you to feel less stressed
- Improve your sleep
- Reduce your risk of disease
Moving just a little bit each day can help you to build a stronger, healthier future. Why not make a conscious effort to be active today?