Your doctor and other clinicians aren’t the only people who can help you feel better. Social prescribing can help you to have more control over your own health and find ways to improve how you feel in a way that suits you. Studies show that people get better and feel better faster than those treated with medicine alone.
And because it works, it’s happening more and more – including here in Bromley.
- Have you lost a loved one
- Have you housing problem
- Have you money issues
- Have you a safeguarding concern
- Have you lost someone dear
- Are you unhappy with where you live
- Are you living with a long term health condition
- Are you feeling lonely and isolated
- Are you making healthy lifestyle changes
Your Social Prescribing Link Worker (SPLW) can talk to you about a problem you have or a change you would like to make. Your link worker will not only give advice and encouragement, he will also connect you with suitable local services to support you.
Social Prescriber via Orpington PCN is available every day, Monday to Friday each week.
Referral Process
You can be referred to see your social prescriber mainly by your GP, but you can also be referred by your practice manager, nurse, pharmacist or any GP practice staff.
Your Social Prescribers
Chika Nwokorie
Senior Social Prescribing Link Worker
Olu Fabanjo
Social Prescribing Link Worker