Taking a break can be good for your mental health. It may mean being very active. It may mean not doing very much at all.
Take a deep breath… and relax: https://t.co/GNvqlu1Ir6
Some psychologists believe that selfishness helped early humans survive. But prehistoric evidence suggests that kindness may be more deeply rooted in our DNA.
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"Being ill with mental health is definitely not ‘a choice’."
In part 1 of her vlog, Katie talks about the unhelpful things you can say to someone with a mental health problem.
"The conversation around mental health in my house was pretty much non-existent." Habiba talks about attitudes toward mental health problems in the black community:
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"I didn’t go to the Euros because of anxiety issues but we said I was on holiday. For my international debut, they said I had gastroenteritis when I had an anxiety attack. But no one wants to talk about that. Football’s not interested.” https://t.co/CdDfNdQ6aD
We have a responsibility to support our employees, to look out for them and to offer support when needed #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek#ThisIsMe https://t.co/btykrPqnCn
1 in 4 people will experience a mental health problem this year. Too many of us steer clear of a friend who's struggling because we don't know what to do, or say. But supporting a mate can mean the world of difference.
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Listening saves lives. Each day of #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek, we're sharing listening tips from our Wellbeing In The City workplace tool, created with @LordMayorsAppeal #ThisIsMe https://t.co/ZoXMsWJnDc
Buzzfeed's @annabroges shares some of the ways her friends and colleagues have used self-care to improve their lives. What are your favourite self-care tips? https://t.co/fghusgwNx9 #selfcaresunday
Mental health is an issue that impacts all of our lives. We all deserve the tools, access and resources needed to navigate our lives and cultivate our best selves.