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Want to join in this #NationalWritingDay Weds 21 June, but don’t know where to start? Harness the power of chance & revel in randomness by:
🖋️ Picking up a pen
🎲 Grabbing a dice
✍️ Writing for pleasure
Give it go & see where your imagination takes you! youtu.be/8V8WvEcMQRQ
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It’s Black History Month. A chance to celebrate the achievements and contributions of Black people in the UK. Throughout the month we are going to celebrate Black voices in mental health. [1/5] #BlackHistoryMonth
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People who have felt suicidal often say what a huge relief it was to talk about it.
Asking someone if they're feeling suicidal could save a life, it won't make things worse - that's just a myth.
We’ve challenged some more myths, here: bit.ly/3l1H9nC #WSPD2022
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Talking about how you're feeling is never a sign of weakness. It's a sign of strength 💚
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What did you do while twitter was down? I went outside. How the trees have grown!
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Looking to further your knowledge of a specific health and wellbeing topic or need to meet a certain standard for work? We deliver online courses for individuals, teams and entire workforces.
Check out our health and wellbeing courses today.
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💬 "High profile people who seem to have everything but are struggling, I think we have an obligation to say we’re getting help and it’s ok to get help."
Toto on the importance of mental wellbeing and looking after your mental health ❤️
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@MensHealthForum have created the 'Man MOT' a resource that allows individuals to assess their own wellbeing and challenge them to make healthier changes. Why not use it to start a conversation with a patient who might be struggling?
menshealthforum.org.uk/man-m…
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Word of the day is 'snollygoster' (19th century): an individual guided by personal gain rather than by principles.
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Word of the day is 'huff snuff' (16th century): one who shares their opinion far and wide but is quick to take offence if anyone disagrees.
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Delighted to have partnered with @RealsenseUk for development of Homeworking E-Learning Course. Please take 5 minutes over a coffee and read the interview with Omar Khalid, Manager - Health & Safety on homeworking bit.ly/3s4Kq7L #homeworking #healthandsafety
We work in partnership with leading safety, environment and engineering consultancy @MabbettEU to deliver our Homeworking E-Learning Course.
REALSENSE's Kate takes a look at the issues around #homeworking with Mabbett's Health and Safety Manager Omar.
realsense-learning.co.uk/wor…
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Really excited to be starting work with the lovely @RealsenseUk team. I'll be supporting them with #SEO services and can't wait to get stuck in!
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Great factsheet from @CentreforMH that highlights why it is so important to support children and young people's mental health #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek @NHSConfed_MHN @NHSCCPress
This #ChildrensMentalHealthWeek, we're delighted to share an updated version of our popular fact sheet!
It’s vital that we have the basic facts if our vision of better mental health for all children is to be realised.
Download it here: centreformentalhealth.org.uk…
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Today the government has set out proposals for once in a generation reforms to the Mental Health Act.
This White Paper represents vital progress towards the Government’s commitment to introduce the biggest reforms to the Act for 40 years.
Here’s what we plan to do 👇
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If you're feeling more tired at the moment or just struggling to get to sleep, alcohol might not be helping. Here's why: drinkaware.co.uk/facts/healt…
