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News
Psychological Health Support Group
10 September 2021
The group is suitable for people struggling with interpersonal or emotional issues, who are able to make a regular fortnightly commitment.
Bipolar UK's Free Mood App
13 October 2021
Introducing Bipolar UK's new Mood Tracker app
The new Mood Tracker app can make it much easier to record your daily mood, medications, emotions and how much sleep you’ve had, allowing you to:
- track your mood and sleep patterns over weeks and months
- spot any early warning signs of a relapse
- collect data to share with your family and healthcare team
- All your data is completely private as it’s stored on your device and not shared with anyone else.
Do you want to be at the heart of changes planned for community Mental Health Services?
8 October 2021
Would you like an opportunity to make a difference to community mental health services? We are a group of local people, professionals and commissioners working together to redesign mental health services in the community.
New play: For Black Boys Who Have Considered Suicide When the Hue Gets Too Heavy
6 October 2021
Father figures and fashion tips. Lost loves and jollof rice. African empires and illicit sex. Good days and bad days. Six young Black men meet for group therapy, and let their hearts – and imaginations – run wild.
Managing your mental health and money after government cuts
4 October 2021
Many people are worried about managing their mental health and money as a combination of welfare cuts and price rises begin in October 2021.
This guide summarises everything you need to know. It provides practical advice and tips on looking after both your mental health and money this winter.
Events
20th Oct
Men’s space
This programme aims to support and empower men to develop confidence, improve their health and enhance their feelings of wellbeing.
21st Oct
Psychosis: ways of understanding the experience
The experience of ‘psychosis’ is more common than you may think.
But what does ‘psychosis’ mean and how do you live with and perhaps beyond it?
This introductory course aims to address this question by presenting balanced responses from different approaches.
We will compare and contrast different ways of and perspectives for understanding the origins of psychosis.
We will then explore helpful ways of living with these experiences and moving forward with various support options.
29th Oct
Hearing Voices & Alternative Realities Group Facilitation (3 days)
We will look at the benefits and challenges of holding peer support groups online, and provide space to explore different ways of facilitating online.
01st Nov
Tree of life
The ‘Tree of life’ uses the metaphor of a tree to explore the strengths and resources we use throughout our life’s journey.
Each part of the tree indicates a part of our story; the roots signify where we have come from, the trunk represents our values and strengths, the branches are our hopes and dreams, the leaves are significant people in our lives and the fruit and flowers represent gifts we have given to and received from others.