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New Moves Logo 150 px   Health Issues Journal - Issue 108                Health Issues Journal #108 Pg18 New Moves

New Moves: Targeting physical and mental well-being in people with mental illness
Health Issues Journal - Issue 108 (Summer 2012) Article: by SFNSW's own Katherine Gill

The New Moves program, developed by The Schizophrenia Fellowship of NSW, specifically targets the physical health and recovery needs of people with a mental illness.  New Moves engages participants in exercise activities that target cardiovascular fitness and strength training.  Activities are performed in a group environment with peer support, which encourages social interaction and interpersonal skill development.  By participating in the preparation of healthy meals and a variety of educational discussion topics, participants learn skills to manage their physical health and long term recovery better.  Program evaluation has found significant benefits to physical health, social well-being and quality of life. 
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D2DL Stories Online Booklet

This document contains a snapshot of the diverse activities provided by Day to Day Living (D2DL) programs across Australia. D2DL is a structured activity program for people living with mental illness funded by the Department of Health and Ageing (DoHA). Each snapshot is written by a D2DL participant and demonstrates the impact of the D2DL program in their life. D2DL participants give their consent to share their experience and the names have been changed to protect their privacy.
 
Each D2DL program is different with a range of centre based and community based activities. The D2DL program is available in over 60 locations around Australia, including through the Schizophrenia Fellowship of NSW.  Ph 02 97892600  or go to http://www.sfnsw.org.au/Services/Recovery-Services/Day-2-Day-Living/default.aspx  for more information.

Link to On-line Booklet - http://www.qldalliance.org.au/d2dl-stories-online-booklet

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