Welcome to World Mental Health Day. The theme for this year is ‘make mental health and wellbeing for all a global priority’. This was chosen by World Health Organisation to shine the spotlight on how access to healthcare is increasingly polarised. During 2021 many inequalities have been highlighted linked to race, ethnic groups, gender and […]
Over the past two years we have all had to come to terms with a lot of change, and transitioning into new ways of living, particularly in the workplace and this is the focus of July’s article. Firstly, let’s recognise that change is inevitable at certain times in our lives. Sometimes it can be positive […]
Stress is something that connects us all and is a response to the demands of life. We all experience it – both positive stress that motivates us and negative stress that causes us distress. April is stress awareness month and the theme this year is regaining connectivity, certainty and control. What does that mean for […]
It is Child Mental Health week (1 to 7 February) so let’s talk about some of the reasons many children are struggling with their mental health. Equally important is how we can help young people express themselves safely. The theme this year is Express Yourself – www.childrensmentalhealthweek.org.uk. Professionals only see children if there is a […]
Welcome to World Mental Health Day. In these challenging times, it’s even more important that we support and help each other. The theme for this year is ‘do one thing’. So what one thing you could do to help your mental health? This can be something very simple – spending 5 minutes outside before and […]