Children’s Mental Health Week 2021
This week is Children’s Mental Health Week. Running from 1-7 February, this year’s theme is ‘Express Yourself’. Throughout the week, children are encouraged to find
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This week is Children’s Mental Health Week. Running from 1-7 February, this year’s theme is ‘Express Yourself’. Throughout the week, children are encouraged to find
Continue readingToday is World Mental Health Day. This year’s theme is mental health for all. During 2020, we have faced enormous challenges of a global nature.
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Continue readingThe first Wednesday of every November is National Stress Awareness Day. Which this year falls on 6 November. Stress is something which we all encounter.
Continue readingToday’s post carries a trigger warning as it is about World Suicide Prevention Day. This is a sensitive subject, please read with care. It is
Continue readingI was thinking recently about things I used to celebrate. I’m not talking of excessive celebrations. Perhaps a meal out, or buying a new book.
Continue reading‘Time to Change’, a short statement which can have many meanings. For this post though, I am talking about the Time to Change organisation. Time
Continue readingMental Health Awareness Week (Monday 13 – Sunday 19 May), is an opportunity to share experience, and exchange ideas on how to care for our
Continue readingOne of the things about bipolar depression is that it’s a brain disorder. Treatment can help manage the symptoms, but bipolar is a lifelong illness.
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