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  1. 18 May 2018

    This is Black Eyed Susan. A short film about how depression looks & feels to me.

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  2. 18 May 2018

    MTV News presenter opens up about learning to manage depression and PTSD

    MTV News Presenter Tyler West On Managing Depression And PTSD
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  3. 16 May 2018

    Prof Sir Michael Rutter being interviewed by Jack Welch () as part of 's series, running throughout View the full video and read more about the series here:

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  4. 16 May 2018

    Walking in the great outdoors can help you feel better both physical and mentally. Take a waterside walk on one of our planned routes and feel the difference

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  5. 18 May 2018

    Exclusive: A couple of months ago 99-cap hockey goalkeeper David Kettle was playing for Wales at the Commonwealth Games. Now he’s gone public about his depression for the 1st time, & wants sport to do more on mental health

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  6. 16 May 2018

    It’s and is encouraging people to look out for one another

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  7. 16 May 2018

    It's weirdly ironic to have my first major mental breakdown of the year fall on I cannot stress the importance of recognizing your tells and taking all the time you need to get yourself back on two feet.

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  8. 17 May 2018

    This week is mental health awareness week. Its important to always speak up, never feel like no one will listen or understand. Talk to a team mate, a coach, a friend, a family member. People care about you and will always be there to listen

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  9. 13 Jun 2018

    THANKYOU for nominating me to be honoured with an MBE in the Queens Birthday Honours. And thank you to those who spoke up for me. Here is a recent highlight of poetry as community at

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  10. 18 May 2018

    How can researching the lives of people in the past benefit us in the present? In , find out more about how can help improve our mental wellbeing:

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  11. 18 May 2018

    Thanks to everyone who made this year’s such a huge success. Extraordinary levels of awareness in workplaces, schools and communities.

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  12. 17 May 2018

    Children at Maesteg’s Garth Primary School are marking by giving adults tips for reducing stress - inspired by lessons from .

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  13. 17 May 2018

    The theory of happiness - ‘the experience of pleasure and lack of pain’ (Bentham) We all want to feel happy & it’s important to be able to recognise it 11 yr old Sally from Holy Family PS Omagh sums up what it means to her :

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  14. 17 May 2018

    I looove this 😇

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  15. 18 May 2018

    Incredibly honest interview with Paul Merson there is help and support available

    WATCH: Paul Merson discusses how drink, drugs and gambling brought him to his knees during his career.
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  16. 16 May 2018

    We are up, bright-eyed and bushy-tailed & on our way to support as they open in London this morning. A huge step in helping to push mental health up everyone’s agenda during

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  17. 17 May 2018

    It’s thanks to people like and leaders at who speak out about mental health and mental illness that help tackle the stigma and hopefully inspire others to speak out and get support

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  18. 18 May 2018

    On a more positive note it’s amazing to see how much traction has gained! The week may be over but we must keep talking!

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  19. 17 May 2018

    Trauma and orthopaedic therapy team supporting in team huddle

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  20. 16 May 2018

    Can we get a retweet? 👂🏻

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