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    May 10

    This Mental Health Awareness Week it’s time to step up the fight for mental health. Are you in?

    Join The Fight
    Join the fight for mental health this mental health awareness week.
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  2. 4 hours ago

    For more advice and support on managing feelings about lockdown easing, visit (8/8)

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  3. 4 hours ago

    Being creative might help to express how you're feeling about the changes to lockdown. This could be writing, drawing, painting or any other creative activities. (7/8)

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  4. 4 hours ago

    Try online peer support. Share your thoughts with people who understand on our online community, Side by Side > (6/8)

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  5. 4 hours ago

    Talk to someone you trust. You might find that sharing your thoughts with someone makes you feel better. Choose someone you know is a good listener. (5/8)

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  6. 4 hours ago

    Give yourself time. Everyone's going to respond differently to lockdown easing. Be kind to yourself. Take things at your own pace. (4/8)

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  7. 4 hours ago

    If lockdown easing is bringing up negative feelings, here are some coping mechanisms that may help you... (3/8)

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  8. 4 hours ago

    Some of us are over the moon. Some of us are terrified. There's no 'normal' way you should be feeling right now. (2/8)

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  9. 4 hours ago

    So lockdown's easing (again). How are you feeling? (1/8)

    Lockdown easing and mental health | Mind
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  10. May 15

    In 2019 joined us, and to support mental wellbeing. Service leaders Germane and Marcy describe how their Co-op-funded services are providing life-changing support in their communities.

    Thanks to Co-op Members, customers and colleagues who have raised over £4.5m so far for , and . Our partnership is supporting mental wellbeing through new services across the UK
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  11. May 14

    We asked you why you're fighting for mental health. Thank you for sharing with us this . We won't stop fighting until everyone with a mental health problem gets the support and respect they deserve.

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  12. May 14

    Thank you to everyone who told us about the SIM model that has been rolled out across NHS Trusts, in particular to . We're very worried about the model and glad that NHS England is reviewing it. Our statement is below.

    What we think about SIM - People in crisis deserve compassionate care and should never be threatened or criminalised, regardless of the involvement of emergency services. It is deeply concerning that this model was rolled out without proper evaluation and it is right that NHS England is reviewing SIM services - this work must be completed urgently.
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  13. May 13

    Thanks for the support Harry 💙

    Delighted to be supporting again for the 2021/22 season. Mental health has never been more important and are a brilliant charity who provide incredible support for those who need it.
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  14. May 13

    "I struggled with my self-esteem after persistent ridicule had become ingrained over several years." For , Joe blogs about how the education system let him down and why he’s fighting for better mental health support in schools.

    For Mental Health Awareness Week, Joe blogs about how the education system let him down and why he’s fighting for better mental health support in schools.
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  15. May 12

    Speak out and show the world why fighting for mental health is important to you. It could be a video, a photo, or a comment below. Tag us and use for a chance to have your photos or videos shared this Friday.

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  16. May 11

    "Animals can help with self esteem and our mental health". Read how on > Oh, and if ever there was an excuse for us to share an animal GIF, it's now.

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  17. May 11

    "Awareness raising alone is not enough. If we are serious about fighting for mental health we must also guarantee that when someone does find the courage to speak out, they have the right support available." Read 's piece for >

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  18. May 11

    "I’m fighting for unconditional acceptance." 
 For Mental Health Awareness Week, Jasmin blogs about the impact of gender, race and religion on their mental health.

    For Mental Health Awareness Week, Jasmin blogs about the impact of gender, race and religion on their mental health.
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  19. May 10

    Thank you for raising this again . We hope to see a mental health spokesperson during

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  20. May 10

    "We are on the verge of a major mental health crisis and a little effort now will go a long way to making it easier in the long run. Failure to act now will mean more effort is needed later."

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  21. May 10

    "My mental health has been at its worst this past year due to Covid. Having someone to speak on my behalf would help immensely. Unless people experience the long delays for treatment or support they can't fully comprehend how demoralising it is to be dependent on others."

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