Our Mission

Full Circle are pioneers of holistic support in NHS hospitals for people of all ages with a life-challenging diagnosis. We provide evidence-based complementary therapies, free of charge, at the hospital bedside and through online resources. Our aim is to provide compassionate support when it is most needed, whether it be for a patient, their carer or a healthcare professional.

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How can we help you?

We aim to provide those with life-challenging illnesses with a Full Circle of support.

Supporting quality of life when it really matters

At times of uncertainty and pain, we help to keep people feeling human again.

Full Circle's 'Kids in Hospitals' Appeal

We know how distressing hospital is for a young child with a life-threatening diagnosis.

This is why we are passionate about supporting children in hospital - from babies to young adults - who are coping with traumatic injuries, multiple invasive surgeries, or are facing a life-threatening diagnosis with months of pain and uncertainty ahead. Using our 18 years' of children's hospital expertise (and 24 years' expertise in complex adult medicine) of delivering effective therapeutic support in intensive care environments we, and our many healthcare colleagues, see first-hand the benefit Full Circle's presence makes to a frightened hospitalised young child.

We receive no NHS funding and so our ground-breaking 'Kids in Hospitals Appeal' is the best way for us to actively respond to the growing recommendations from other paediatric teams including psychologists, nurses and consultants from across the UK, who are asking to have access to Full Circle's trusted presence in their hospitals too for their patients.

Our pioneering 'Kids in Hospital Appeal' needs to raise £36,000 to set up three new children's hospital projects. This means we will be able to fund three highly skilled Full Circle Children's practitioners for a year at each hospital. We will demonstrate (and share findings) of the real, lived benefits from across all (six) of our children's hospitals, and share our expertise with children's clinicians and nurses nationally so that, in whatever way we can, each children's hospital enabled by us can sustain their Full Circle projects for their young patients of today and tomorrow.

"Your Full Circle practitioner brings a ray of calm and quiet expertise which massively helps ease the real distress and uncertainty we are facing now. As a family, we cannot thank you enough'. Mother of 3 year old in intensive care.

"I am a clinical psychologist on the neurosurgery wards. I have been recommended to Full Circle by the paediatric psychologists at St George's. We have extremely ill children at our hospital sometimes for months and years. Conditions included brain tumour, cancer and major trauma (RTA) etc. A colleague told me about the fantastic work you do. Would you have any capacity to come to our Hospital too?"

To date, we have set up two incredible children's hospital projects at the specific request of paediatric clinical or nursing colleagues - at St George's University Hospital, London (est. 2006), 'The Alex' Children's Hospital, Brighton (est. 2022) and our third, Kingston Hospital's Children's unit, will launch in Autumn 2024.

These ground-breaking projects are only possible because of generous donations from lovely and kind people like you. In whatever way you feel you can, please support us by donating or sharing our work with your friends, colleagues and family.

Together, we can.

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"Full Circle is one of the most well designed and important projects I've ever heard about in integrative healthcare. In my view the Full Circle model should be rolled out nationally"

David Tredinnick

Former MP and Chair of All Party Parliamentary Group For Integrative Healthcare

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There are lots of different ways you can play your part and support Full Circle. From raising money, to pledging a gift in your Will, volunteering or donating, you can help us make a difference.

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