No products in the basket.
Call us: 01485 601700
Call us: 01485 601700
The Tulip Centre at Tapping House is an important part of the Hospice’s services, providing a supportive, welcoming environment for patients and their families. Offering a range of services, activities, and therapies for anyone with a potentially life limiting illness such as cancer, COPD or heart failure. Depending on your individual needs and situation we can offer a range of groups and intervention.
These are designed to enhance quality of life, manage symptoms alongside medication and promote independence.
We are here to help you navigate uncertainty, chat through challenges and together find ways for you to get on with living your life to the full.
Chat with us today: 01485 601700c
The Tulip Centre provides a range of short-term therapeutic groups and interventions. We provide opportunities for individuals to re-engage in meaningful activities, to explore new interests and skills, offering a distraction from anxiety, pain or fatigue; to improve mood and motivation and provide an opportunity for social interaction.
We provide sessions to help manage symptoms, such as breathlessness and fatigue and anxiety. We offer opportunities to improve mobility, fitness and balance. Additionally, we offer a variety of Complementary Therapies, including Massage, Reiki, Indian Head Massage, and Reflexology.
For anyone with a potentially life-limiting illness such as cancer, COPD or heart failure. We offer a short term service with a focus on rehabilitation and quality of life. Depending on your individual needs and situation we can offer a range of groups and interventions.
The Centre focuses on a holistic approach, addressing not only the physical needs of patients but also their emotional, psychological, and social well-being. This holistic care helps patients live as well as possible, managing symptoms and improving their overall quality of life.
In addition to supporting patients, The Tulip Centre works closely with our team that provides crucial emotional psychological and pastoral support for carers and family members. This includes counselling, and guidance to help them cope with the challenges of caring for a loved one with a life-limiting illness.
3 sessions exploring the different ways that breathlessness can affect quality of life. We aim to teach medication-free strategies to control breathlessness and manage anxiety. We encourage a family member to attend also.
A 4 week programme exploring what anxiety is, how it can affect us and what can be done to improve things. The programme allows time to spend practicing the different coping strategies.
A 6 session programme providing varied activities all linking to nature. The potential benefits include improvements in mood, self-esteem, confidence, a reduction or distraction from anxiety, fatigue and pain and an increase in social interaction.
A programme that runs over a set number of weeks aiming to improve mobility, fitness and balance through supported exercises. The sessions can improve emotional and physical wellbeing. You will be encouraged to supplement the weekly programme at home to help your progress.
A small group which runs over a set number of weeks with an aim to plan and cook simple lunches and then enjoy eating together
A 6 week group providing a space to create a lasting and personal creative project. There are many benefits including developing new interests and skills, offering a distraction from anxiety, pain or fatigue, an opportunity to explore feelings of loss, confusion, anger or guilt, to increase motivation and to reduce social isolation.
A 6 week group giving men the opportunity to complete a woodwork project within the social context of a group. The support offers men the opportunity to talk to each other while working on their project.
This group meets off site at LynnSport fishing lake, in partnership with the West Norfolk Disabled Angling Club. It runs for 6 weeks from Spring to Autumn and aims to find solutions to the barriers to fishing.
The Centre offers access to a range of specialist therapies such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and complementary therapies like massage or aromatherapy. These services help with symptom management, relaxation, and improving mobility, all aimed at enhancing the patient’s comfort and well-being.
The Tulip Centre brings together people with shared experiences to support one another. This sense of community is invaluable in helping patients and their families feel less isolated during challenging times.
We’re here to make the referral process as simple and straightforward as possible. Whether you’re a healthcare professional or referring yourself, we’re happy to guide you every step of the way.
To get started, simply fill out the referral form and send it to norfolk.hospice@nhs.net. We accept referrals from both professionals and individuals seeking support.
If you’d like to refer yourself, just give us a call at 01485 601700 (Monday to Friday, 9 am to 5 pm). Our friendly team will take your details and work with you to complete the referral form. We may also reach out to any health professionals involved in your care for additional information.
Once your referral is received, it will be triaged and allocated to an appropriate member of the team, who will invite you to meet with them for an initial consultation. From there, the appropriate team member will be in touch with you.
If you have any questions or need help with the process, feel free to call us on 01485 601700 and ask for the Clinical Admin Team. You can leave a few brief details, and we’ll make sure the right person gets back to you as soon as possible.
Our hospice is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, and we’re always happy to help.
