In this inspiring episode about cold-water swimming, we’re joined by Ellie Ricketts, a Macmillan Specialist Oncology Counsellor, and Nat Tarrab-Snooks, a lived experience expert. Together, they share the story behind an award-winning cold-water swimming project that has made waves in cancer support. Ellie discusses her motivation for creating the project, the challenges she overcame, and the transformative impact it has had on people living with cancer. Meanwhile, Nat offers her unique perspective as a participant, sharing how the practice has positively shaped her own journey.
This episode provides an honest and uplifting look at the practice of cold-water swimming, showcasing the power of innovative approaches in supporting mental health and wellbeing for those affected by cancer.
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Links from the episode:
Chill South Devon | Chill CIC - Cold Water Sessionswww.facebook.com/chillsouthdevon/www.instagram.com/chillsouthdevon/Contact Ellie:
ellie@chilluk.orgThis episode aligns with Macmillan's strategic objective to offer more personal support to people affected by cancer and other health conditions. Read more about
Macmillan's strategy.
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