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16 Dec 2021
Winter can pose additional challenges for carers. From it becoming harder to leave the house with our ‘cared for’, to the additional financial strain of extra heating, to managing our own carer wellbeing through those darker months.
14 Dec 2021
On November 25th Voice Collective Youth Project held a meme making workshop for people under 25 who hear voices.
The group was facilitated by Rachel Rowan Olive, a cartoonist, writer, and researcher with lived experiences of mental health difficulties and the UK psychiatric system.
13 Dec 2021
If racism is affecting your mental health, Mind are here for you. Our information can help you understand the impact of racism – and choose how and where to seek help. If you're finding it hard to get the support you need, our tips can help you find a way forward.
13 Dec 2021
The group is suitable for people struggling with interpersonal or emotional issues, who are able to make a regular fortnightly commitment.
10 Dec 2021
Are you involved in health and social care in Camden and Islington, either as a staff member or have experience of using services? We’re interested in your views on how this network can become trauma-informed.
8 Dec 2021
The following Global Call to Action has been co-authored by an international working group and joined by experts by experience, health practitioners, scientists, public health experts, and community leaders. This call was started in October 2021 by members of the International Equally Well Alliance.
1 Dec 2021
Everybody is welcome at the new HNCC Wellness Café. There are three venues provided in partnership with local churches.
30 Nov 2021
Student Minds have published three guides for looking after yourself during the Christmas break, whether that's how to make the most of it, going home when you don't want to, or staying at univeris
29 Nov 2021
Over the past 10 years, we have seen over 1000 T4H graduates, created and continue to provide a safe space for all and shown through extensive research the significant, therapeutic effects of T4H on our wellbeing and mental health. However, there’s still a chance our contract with our main funder (Islington CCG), will not be extended.