The Recovery Labyrinth Project: April 2015

Wednesday 22 April 2015

Clearing the land

Sunken bathtub being dug out of the patch...

Lots of waste being cleared

Rusty patterns - rust dying workshop?

View from the far end of the site looking East

View of the site looking West

About the project...

The Recovery Labyrinth Project is a new health and healing project at Community Roots, Norfolk NR31 0LE and is a seed idea of Sue Tyler of Hands on HeArt by Road to Recovery.

The Project is currently in development and seeking funding for equipment and other costs to create a mosaic Labyrinth, co-designed and made by local people in recovery (from addictions and mental health issues) and our neighbours, to promote integration, better community connections and a cultural asset in an economically deprived area.

Labyrinths are symbolic in recovery, but also have universal meaning in all of our lives - they differ to a maze which is about getting lost, as a labyrinth has one path and is about finding yourself. We are basing our design on the Five Ways to Wellbeing.