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Social Prescribers
Social Prescribing connects people to activities, groups, and services in their community.
Our Social Prescribing Link Workers give our patients the time to focus on ‘what matters to you’ and take a holistic approach to your health and wellbeing.
Your conversation can begin with either a referral from your GP, nurse or member of our practice team, or you can self-refer yourself for an appointment.
Our team are unable to help with any medical advice or medication requests. They are not able to help with complex mental health conditions. They can only see patients aged 18 years and over
The appointments with a Social Prescriber can be carried out on the telephone or face to face and are usually longer than a standard GP appointment.
Our team are here to listen and connect patients to local community groups and statutory services for practical and emotional support.
Learn more by watching the 'What is social prescribing?' video, which is a short animation that explains what social prescribing is and how it could benefit you.
How they can help
Our specialist team can find the right people to advise and support you with things that may be preventing you from living a healthier and happier lifestyle including:
- Low level stress and anxiety
- Caring for others
- Stopping smoking
- Bereavement
- Retirement
- Employment issues
- Housing and environment
- Financial or debt worries
- Loneliness
- Long-term health conditions
- Being Active
- Finding a new hobby
Together we can:
- Discuss you situation
- Explore what matters to you
- Focus on a positive outcome
- Find the right services and support
- Keep talking and listening
Back to our clinics
Providing NHS Services
Contact
Banbury Cross Health Centre
South Bar House
6 Oxford Road
Banbury
OX16 9AD
Telephone: 01295 256 261
58 Bridge Street
Banbury
OX16 5QD