Flower Workshop Fights Isolation in Tasmania
A recent flower arrangement workshop in Launceston has become an unlikely solution to tackling isolation among seniors in regional Tasmania.
During the free session, 20 seniors from West Tamar created bouquets using flowers from their own gardens, which were later gifted to patients at the Beaconsfield District Health Service.
social connection can be just as important as medical treatment when it comes to wellbeing
Nicole Grose from St Lukes noted that while her organization helps people navigate the health system, she's observed the importance of social connections in these conversations.
The workshop, held as part of Seniors Week, highlights the growing recognition of social connection's role in overall wellbeing.
Author's summary: Seniors in Tasmania find connection through flower arrangement.
- 20 seniors participated in the workshop
- Bouquets were gifted to patients at the Beaconsfield District Health Service
- The workshop was held as part of Seniors Week
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