London/England – Healing power of storytelling brought to stroke survivors with support from the Freemasons
(by editorial board, InYourArea, 17 March 2025)
A charity is supporting patients by delivering live, professional-actor-led readings to stroke survivors in hospitals and community settings across the UK.
InterAct Stroke Support aims to aid recovery by engaging patients in meaningful interactions that stimulate cognitive and emotional wellbeing.
These sessions have been shown to improve mood, boost morale, and aid in the rehabilitation process by providing mental stimulation.
A £3,500 grant from the London Freemasons will specifically support InterAct’s work at Clayponds Hospital in Ealing, helping sustain their essential reading sessions for stroke survivors.
At Clayponds, the charity delivers two-hour reading sessions twice a…
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