Flower Workshop Fights Isolation in Tasmania
A flower arrangement workshop has become a valuable tool in combating isolation among seniors in regional Tasmania.
During Seniors Week, 20 seniors from West Tamar attended a free session in Launceston, where they created bouquets from their own garden flowers.
- The bouquets were later gifted to patients at the Beaconsfield District Health Service.
- The program emphasizes the importance of social connection in wellbeing, alongside medical treatment.
Nicole Grose, from St Lukes, noted that social connections can be just as crucial as medical care for overall wellbeing.
The workshop highlights a growing recognition of the need for social connection among seniors.
Author's summary: Seniors in Tasmania find connection through flower workshop.
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