Washington Mind

@washingtonmind

Washington Mind’s mission is to work in partnership with our community to promote recovery and improve mental health and wellbeing.

Washington, UK
washingtonmind.org.uk
Joined July 2011
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  1. Oct 22

    *****Just released***** A LIFE Worth Living Suicide Prevention Training - Sunderland - 3rd November 2020 - 9.15am - 1.30pm. See flyer for full details. Please share with your friends and family, together we can all make a difference!

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  2. Oct 20

    Whether this was a donation through Facebook/Instagram one-off donations or fundraisers, cash or cheque, holding a coffee morning or completing a sponsored walk, we really appreciate your support. Every donation makes a huge difference. Thank you.

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  3. Oct 20

    Over recent years, Washington Mind has been very fortunate to have been continuously supported by our communities. We wanted to take this opportunity to thank everyone who has made a donation to Washington Mind which has helped us to continue to provide our services.

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  4. Oct 14

    For supporters: - Live chat will be available Mon-Friday 3pm-4pm from Monday 2nd November 2020 via our website - Telephone support/guidance is on: Sat 14th Nov, Sat 12th Dec & Sat 16th Jan between 12pm-2pm. To access support text 07507330995 to arrange a call back appointment.

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  5. Oct 14

    While we are unable to meet football supporters at SAFC home games as a part of our mental health hub with , we have online/telephone support available. If you are struggling, please reach out through the options in the following tweet.

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  6. Oct 14

    If you'd like to but don't know how to start conversations with those around you, you can attend our A Life Worth Living Suicide Prevention and Intervention training to help prevent suicides. Send us an email to: training@washingtonmind.org.uk for more info.

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  7. Oct 14

    Newcastle United Foundation and Sunderland AFC’s Foundation of Light's joint mental health awareness campaign, encourages supporters to start potentially life-saving conversations about wellbeing.

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  8. Oct 14

    Just released Nov/Dec dates for On-Line Mental Health First Aid Training - Sunderland. See flyer for full details. Contact us on training@washingtonmind.org.uk or 0191 4178043 for more information and to book your place.

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  9. Oct 14

    *Just released - South Tyneside* Spaces are available on our A LIFE Worth Living Suicide Prevention Training coming up in November. See flyer for full details. Contact us at training@washingtonmind.org.uk or by calling 0191 4178043. Together we can all make a difference.

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  10. Oct 10

    Today over on Facebook we have shared examples of Doing One Thing to improve your wellbeing, or that of those around you, or helping raise awareness of mental health across our communities. For more information on visit:

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  11. Oct 10

    This is why the goal of this year’s World Mental Health Day campaign is increased investment in mental health and to encourage individuals to to look after their own mental health.

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  12. Oct 10

    This year’s comes at a time when our lives have changed considerably as a result of COVID-19. The past months have brought many challenges: for workers, for students, and for people with mental health conditions, many experiencing even greater social isolation than before.

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  13. Oct 10

    Today is World Mental Health 2020 . Mental health problems can affect anyone, any day of the year, but WMHD is a great day to show your support for better mental health and start looking after your own wellbeing.

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    Oct 7

    As a social enterprise we want to create an unshakable belief that we can all talk freely about and seek support when we need it. 👉 This we're encouraging you to be your whole self. Visit our hub of resources for more

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    Oct 7

    | Our Public Perception Survey found that nine out of 10 people think counselling should be available to everyone who needs it. Read more on the statistics from our survey ➡️

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    Oct 9

    Tomorrow is 2020 has been a tough year in ways that none of us had expected. Our Hearing therapist, Zoe, has shared these really important tips for self-care and mental health for children and young people

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    Oct 7

    Prevention is often taken for granted, and mental health illness is no exception. Research shows that young people are significantly more vocal on mental health, and we can use this to move forward 📣

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    Oct 9

    📢Tomorrow is 💚This year's theme is 'mental health for all'🌎 ❓What does World Mental Health Day mean to you? 👉Find out ways to get involved here:

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    Sep 26

    If someone tells you they are self-harming, this is our advice on what you can do. For more advice visit

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    Oct 8

    Here are 3 helpful tips from to improve the mental wellbeing of and young people: 👉Talk about their feelings 👉Help them manage unhelpful thoughts 👉Encourage their interests Find out more here:

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