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4 Oct 2021
Managing your mental health and money after government cuts
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.
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24 Sep 2021
Staying Sane as a Parent

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17 Sep 2021
A Day Long Celebration of Wellbeing
The Zen Project and Healthy Minds, Mind in Camden present A Day Long Celebration of Wellbeing!
 
Workshops
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9 Sep 2021
Recovery College Autumn Term

Enrolment is now open for Autumn 2021! Our term starts in September and runs until December with a mixture of online and in person courses.

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3 Sep 2021
The Bill Pringle Awards for Art and Poetry
Bill Pringle was a talented artist who lived with schizophrenia. These awards recognise the incredible creativity of our community.
 
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31 Aug 2021
Bipolar Commission Survey: Services and treatments
Thank you for starting the Bipolar Commission survey on services and treatments for bipolar disorder.
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6 Aug 2021
Invitation to co-create a Library for Justice (paid opportunity)
INVITATION TO CO-CREATE A LIBRARY FOR JUSTICE
 
Do you have lived experience of receiving and/or providing mental health care?
 
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6 Aug 2021
Domestic Abuse Survey

Healthwatch Camden would like to better understand experiences of Camden residents who have experienced domestic abuse. This includes questions about the nature of the abuse, the impact it had on your health and wellbeing, if you told anyone, and your experiences if you accessed support. There are no right or wrong answers to any of these questions.

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15 Jul 2021
Four Day Peer Mentor Training course
Thursday 5th & Friday 6th August & Thursday 12th & Friday 13th August
From 10am until 4:30pm, venue London Irish Centre, 50-52 Camden Square, London NW1 9XB
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11 Jun 2021
Loneliness Awareness Week 2021
We all feel lonely at times – it’s a natural human emotion. We're biologically wired for social contact, and loneliness is our signal that we need more. 
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