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Today we're celebrating our incredible mental health nurses for #MHNursesDay!
First up is Rachael, interim clinical service lead for our CAMHS Emergency Care Service.
💬 "I joined the Trust in 2013 and it was the best decision I made."
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Thanks to all who attended the first Sutton Uplift CBT for breathlessness and low mood/anxiety group with the Sutton Respiratory team.
Contact us for support with low mood or anxiety in the context of health conditions #sutton#chronicillness#mentalhealth@SWLSTG#Wellbeing
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For medical emergencies, please contact your GP or attend your nearest A&E department.
Mental Health Support Line:
08000 28 8000
Samaritans:
116 123
Sutton Crisis Cafe is open 7 evenings a week, 6.30 - 11pm for people over 18 in mild to moderate mental health crisis.
Call 0800 012 9082; email [email protected] or pop into 63 Downs Road Belmont.
Non clinical and non judgemental.
Emotional self-care involves acknowledging and expressing your feelings, which is important in maintaining our health and wellbeing. This can involve small actions like writing or talking about your feelings with a trusted person.
#emotions#self-care #wellbeing#mertonuplift
As we continue to celebrate black history month, today we are focusing on black mental health.
On this post you can find helpful resources for promoting black mental health.
#bhm#blackmentalhealth
#BlackHistoryMonth is a time to reflect and explore how race, racism and mental health intersect among Black people in the UK.
But it’s more than a month. We need to think about this every month of the year.
If you're struggling and need support, speak to us 💙
It’s #BlackHistoryMonth2023, and this year’s theme is #SalutingOurSisters. We recognise that Black students face the impacts of racism daily, and are committed to embedding anti-racism in all of our work, not just this month but always.
Mental health is a universal human right. Yet certain groups, like refugees and asylum seekers, face greater challenges to their #MentalHealth.
Through our research, policy work and programmes, we work towards good mental health for all, not just for some.
#WorldMentalHealthDay
October is Black History Month, a month of celebrating Black contributions and fostering an understanding of Black history. We’ll be running multiple events, including a virtual coffee chat and an Empowerment Workshop for Black women. #BlackHistoryMonth2023#sutton@SWLSTG_EDI