This Wednesday, December 4, the teams from the Haute-Marne Hospital Center are organizing the second edition of the inclusive Christmas market, during the day, in the Secular Patronage room, in Chaumont.
The second edition of the Christmas market at the Haute-Marne Hospital Center has been preparing for a good month. Like last year, it is held at the Secular Patronage Hall, all day on December 4.
The Christmas spirit will reign there, but you will also find all the useful information on the actions carried out by the Haute-Marne Hospital Center which works in the mental health register. The objective is as much to inform as to prevent. The common thread is that of magic and nature. In this sense, a forest trail will be developed. It will lead to a tree where missions, actions and resource structures will be broken down in terms of health, housing, care, listening or socialization.
When we talk about “mental health”, we think “psychiatry”. But it can be discussed without going that far because, as one of the speakers preparing for this day explains: “We can all encounter problems.”
Fun workshops
Workshops will be offered to visitors and in particular a pot where you draw a card with information “myth or reality? “. In a campfire area, it will be possible to chat with professionals from the health world. “Christmas is a time that can be difficult”continues one of the organizers. The medico-psychological emergency unit (CUMP) will be presented as well as the role of partners, such as the support and support system or the inclusive habitat of Bois l'abbess.
Those who wish can create a Christmas decoration with the art therapy team. The creations will adorn the tree which will then be replanted in the ground.
Visitors will have the opportunity to bring back a small souvenir by shopping among the creations of the workshops of the Chaumont and Langres day hospitals. Rock'n puppet will provide entertainment at 11:30 a.m. then 4 p.m.
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Meet at the Secular Patronage Hall in Chaumont, Wednesday December 4, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
