
Dearest Someone, is a blog dedicated to writing about wellbeing. #mentalhealth, #wellbeing #recovery.
Birmingham, England
Joined November 2014
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Some good news: Poems for The NHS by the workers in The NHS to raise money for The NHS with an introduction by @MichaelRosenYes #Thesearethehands
theguardian.com/books/2020/m…
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We don't know about you, but we're finding social media a tricky place to be and so we thought we'd kick-off a new hashtag.
Please use #seekingsunshine to share 3 things each day which have brought you comfort and warmth in this weird ol' time.
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Love this from our colleagues at @nationaltrust
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Our latest statement on what is an unprecedented situation for all in travel or charity sectors.
We are working hard to do best by our guests, beneficiaries, staff, members, volunteers,
communities & partners. We are in this together.
Thank you.
yha.org.uk/coronavirus-state…
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To the man who smacked my butt on live TV this morning: You violated, objectified, and embarrassed me. No woman should EVER have to put up with this at work or anywhere!! Do better. – at Savannah, GA
Check out this jerk smacking a @WSAV reporter's ass live on air. And sorry, that's my kiddo making horribly timed weird noises in the background.
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We've plonked all of our free downloadable resources in one place for you. Please share with anyone you feel would benefit from these --> blurtitout.org/product-categ…
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We are in the midst of a mental health crisis - advice about jogging and self-care is not enough | Suzanne Moore via @guardian bit.ly/2Vy5DYB
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Shoutout to everyone continually battling #depression.
I'm glad you're still here.
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Have a listen if you are feeling blue. And retweet. Here is to all of our fantastic teams, and patients, and families, in healthcare. You always have a friend. So don’t be afraid to talk. #doctorsarehuman #liketherestofus
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“We hope to see more universities and employers working together to review their strategy to support young graduates thrive in the workplace” - check out our recommendations for supporting graduates as they enter the workplace ow.ly/EzXR30lCv1F #GraduateWellbeing
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"Many employers still don’t understand that mental illness is not a personal failure and can be recovered from and managed just like physical illness can." @_NatashaDevon talks #WheresYourHeadAt with @happifulhq happiful.com/wheres-your-hea…
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On #WorldMentalHealthDay, and every other day, we’re here to make sure everyone with a mental health problem gets support and respect > bit.ly/2Cy4w4n #WMHD18
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I have something urgent & important to do, as well as something important that's becoming urgent, and my spice cupboard is looking really organised now.
#priorities
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"There is no greater agony than bearing an untold story inside you."
― Maya Angelou, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings
#ReadMoreWomen
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Today, we are launching #MentalHealthAtWork, an exciting new project with @MindCharity to change the way we approach workplace wellbeing in the UK.
You can now visit mentalhealthatwork.org.uk for access to information & guidance to help you make mental health at work a priority.
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This #WorldSuicidePreventionDay, over 130 campaigners, broadcasters, actors, journalists and authors have joined forces, led by @bryony_gordon to change the way we talk about suicide.
Learn more about this powerful campaign > talkingsuicide.co.uk
#talkingsuicide
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We're excited to be launching 'Mental Health at Work' in partnership with @MindCharity next week, an online service designed to make it easier to find the tools and information needed to make mental health at work a priority.
The Duke of Cambridge's speech at the Workplace Wellbeing Coference
Earlier this year, The Duke of Cambridge attended the Workplace Wellbeing Conference to highlight the importance of mental wellbeing at work & announce Heads Together & Mind's new workplace initiative
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Forever grateful for cups of tea, “take care” hugs, and reminders that I’m still here, I’m still fighting, and “better” days are out there. #grateful
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Felix took his own life aged just 17 as a result of school bullying.
His mother, Lucy, has recorded this video for you.
#Back2School #BackToSchool2018
Felix’s Story by Lucy Alexander | #Back2School
On 27th April 2016, Lucy Alexander’s son Felix took his own life aged just 17 after a decade of relentless school bullying.
























