Jen suggests that healthcare providers could offer resources and peer support to help individuals cope with winter-related challenges. She emphasizes the need for community activities and support systems to address low mood and isolation during the colder months.
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Perfect, and the last one is, what could health care providers do differently to better support people during the winter? Thinking about preparation, communications or types of care potentially. Okay and I think maybe like resources on like how to stay well and also around kind of peer-to-peer support in terms of like what other people are feeling like so that you know if people are having low mood or anything because of the cold weather or because of the dark mornings and dark nights, that there might not be alone in that, or more indoor, you know, activities, so you know, could health centres put on like, I don't know, social events, or it's probably not quite their job, but yeah, I don't know, just maybe some kind of support in terms of those people who might be struggling through the winter. you
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