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The British Red Cross is here to help you through the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic
3 November 2020
If you are finding it hard to cope and need to talk, we are just a phone call away. CALL OUR CORONAVIRUS SUPPORT LINE: 0808 196 3651
Ask Twice Campaign
19 November 2020
Checking in on your family, friends and colleagues during the coronavirus outbreak is more important than ever.
Sometimes we say we’re fine when we’re not. That simple act of asking again – ‘Are you sure you’re ok?’ – shows a genuine willingness to talk and listen, and can make all the difference.
We need you to show the people in your world that with fewer chances to meet up during lockdown, they can reach out to their mates with a text, a meme or a call.
Bipolar UK self-management webinars
10 November 2020
Bipolar UK collaborated with the National Centre for Mental Health (NCMH) at Cardiff University to organise a series of 3 self-management webinars.
Coronavirus and Your Wellbeing
5 November 2020
Many of us are struggling to maintain our mental wellbeing during the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic. Mental health charity Mind has launched a page which has tips to help yourself cope, including ways to support yourself during winter.
The APPLE-Tree study
28 October 2020
We are now recruiting for our APPLE-Tree study! If you have problems with your memory and are interested, please email dop.apple-tree@ucl.ac.uk or phone one of our research assistants on 07823 685922 or 07823 685824.
Events
25th
Nov
Nov
Introduction to online community (online)
This course is an introduction to how to use online technology to stay connected. Attending online workshops, activities, social groups and events is a fantastic way to stay connected with both your local and wider community but with so much out there, it can sometimes be hard to know where to start.
3rd
Dec
Dec
Coping with the festive season (online)
The festive season can be a difficult time. The pressure to seem to be having a wonderful time can leave us feeling left out and images of happy families can increase feelings of isolation and distress. Many people feel this way, you are not alone.
4th
Dec
Dec
Talking about suicide (online)
Suicide can be a very difficult topic to raise if you notice changes in someone and you suspect that the person may have thoughts of wanting to die. On this course, we want to empower you to spot signs, raise awareness and know how to overcome the barrier of avoiding the subject.
9th
Dec
Dec
Nurturing self-compassion (online)
This course is for everyone who wants to develop a more caring relationship with themselves and identify the benefits of being compassionate and caring to self, especially when life becomes challenging.
24th
Nov
Nov
LGBTQ+ Freedom Art Session (online)
Outcome is Islington Mind’s client-led LGBTQ+ service. If you want to join in this online drop-in social group, please contact us during our opening times (10:00 – 4:00) on Tuesdays and Wednesdays on 020 7272 5038. Alternatively, email sigal.avni@islingtonmind.org.uk.