This Wellbeing Wednesday our host, Caroline Murdoch from Network Rail, chatted to Molly Booth and Lucy Tucknott from Coastal Wellbeing. Molly and Lucy discussed who is considered a carer, the importance of looking after our own wellbeing when caring for others, and ways we can prioritise taking care of our mental and physical health.
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