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News
Recovery College Summer Term
5 April 2022
Recovery Collegect have launched their new programme for the Summer Term. It includes a wide variety of free mental health and wellbeing courses, including sessions focusing on dealing with anxiety, anger, and hoarding.
‘Reach In, Reach Out’ podcast series
14 June 2022
The new ‘Reach In, Reach Out’ podcast series from International Association for Suicide Prevention (IASP) aims to encourage understanding around the complexities of suicide, reduce the stigma surrounding the topic and spark meaningful conversations.
Drop in service at Central London Samaritans
1 June 2022
Central London Samaritans is open to visitors again, everyday from 9am-9pm. No appointment or referral necessary and there is no cost.
Listening Books
11 May 2022
Listening Books has a huge library of audiobooks and are open to any one (adult and child) who lives in the UK and has a mental health condition. People can listen at their PC or via an app on a phone or tablet.
How Audiobooks Can Benefit People With Mental Health Conditions
- They can help rest a busy mind
- They can calm feelings of anxiety
- They can be used for much needed down time
- They can help clear and focus your mind on just one thing
Free Creative Writing Guide for Survivors
3 May 2022
You can download a PDF of the guide here. It’s designed to be viewed on the web, so you don’t need to print it.
Events
27th Jun
Building healthy relationships, six sessions in person
Healthy relationships are essential to a happy and stable life. People close to us make the hard times more manageable and the good times more meaningful.
27th Jun
Self-compassion for parents, two online sessions
Parenting can be hard for all of us. This course will show you how to be kinder to yourself when you feel guilty or stressed and will teach you some skills you can use in your day-to-day life as a busy parent.
28th Jun
Nurturing self-compassion, two online sessions
This course is for everyone who wants to develop a more caring relationship with themselves.
It will identify the benefits of being more compassionate and caring to yourself, especially when life becomes challenging.
We will look at how self-compassion can help you to respond to suffering and stress with kindness, understanding and care, as well as how to integrate brief practices in your daily life.
29th Jun
Mindful conversations around race, four online sessions
This course is an opportunity to engage in mindful conversation about the feelings and thoughts which arise when faced with talking about racism and inequality.