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We are the UK’s leading mental health charity for young people

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  1. If you could say one thing to support someone struggling with their mental health, it would be ______

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  2. Check in with someone you care about today. A simple ‘how are you?’ can make a big difference.

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  3. 🖤 Turn things grey ⛔ Resist ‘always on culture’ 📴 Turn off notifications Here are some tips to make your phone habits healthier following lockdown.

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  4. Apr 25
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  5. Apr 24

    "I prefer to say I am autistic, rather than that I “have” autism, because autism isn’t an illness that you “have” - It is a part of who I am."

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  6. Apr 24

    "Body confidence doesn’t come from trying to achieve the ‘perfect’ body. Body confidence comes from embracing the body you’ve already got." - Honor, a YM Activist 💛

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  7. Apr 23

    Our Crisis Messenger provides free, 24/7 crisis support to young people across the UK. If you know a young person who may be struggling right now, please share this service with them.

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  8. Apr 23

    "I didn’t want to play because my mind wasn’t there." talks about his mental health and why opening up was ‘an amazing feeling’.

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  9. Apr 23

    Here you can find more advice on how to look after yourself.

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  10. Apr 23

    This stress bucket illustration by brilliantly shows that we can only cope with so much. Try and not let your stress bucket get too full 💛

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  11. Apr 23

    Mental health support should be available to every young person who needs it. No one should be turned away from specialist mental health support due to bed shortages.

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  12. Apr 23

    ☕ Take regular breaks ⏰ Have a simple routine 🏃‍♀️ Take time to exercise If you are finding the balance between work and home tough, you might find these tips helpful.

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  13. Apr 23

    After so long in lockdown, it's natural to feel some anxiety about restrictions easing. Here three of our bloggers share their feelings and their tips for coping.

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  14. Apr 23

    Reassuring your friend that their feelings are valid, and that they are not alone, can be the most impactful way to support them if they are struggling.

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  15. Retweeted
    Apr 22

    Today we’re launching a new package of support on for students that have been most impacted by the pandemic. Explore our new services 👉

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  16. Apr 22

    Signs that your child is spending too much time playing video games.

    Isolating themselves or withdrawing from family and friends
    Becoming very upset, distressed or angry if they are not able to play a game
    Feeling regularly exhausted at school and finding it difficult to concentrate.
    Prioritising gaming over important daily activities like sleeping, eating and washing
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    Apr 22

    Our nationwide search for Britain’s Funniest Class is back, open to all primary school children across the UK! 😀 Teachers can enter until 20th May for the chance for their whole class to appear in Beano, win comic subscriptions, book bundles and more!

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  18. Apr 22

    Give yourself credit for all the little things you achieve.

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  19. Apr 22

    "Always make time for the things that make you happy." Honor, 19, shares why it's okay to put yourself and your needs first, and why you don't need to feel guilty about doing it.

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  20. Apr 22

    "You have been through a lot, and however you are feeling is perfectly valid."

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