claire louise keech

HIOW ICB Quality Assurance & Improvement Facilitator. Mum of 2 fab boys, wife to an amazing husband & lover of musical theatre & dancing. Views are all my own.

[claire louise keech @clairekeech1978]

@RogerBlack400 Me & my husband saw your piece on breakfast news last week. Your symptoms mirror what our 15 year old is experiencing, he's unable to play football which is his passion or GCSE PE, asthma has been ruled out but we have now been waiting months for a hospital appointment 😥

[NHS @NHSuk]

Today is #WorldPerimenopauseDay.

Perimenopause is one of the three stages of menopause and may cause both physical and mental health symptoms.

Here we explain more about symptoms and treatment options you can explore: https://t.co/5e8pKKVbdB

[Rethink Mental Illness @Rethink_]

We won't stop until the harmful cycle of stigma surrounding mental illness ends.

#WorldMentalHealthDay

[claire louise keech @clairekeech1978]

@MartyKeech

[claire louise keech @clairekeech1978]

@LeighFrancis @VirginRadioUK I was mad about Patrick Swayze and Road House was out, my dad god bless his soul asked Blockbusters if we could have not just the poster but the cardboard cutout of the man himself, I was a very happy teenager!

[claire louise keech @clairekeech1978]

@SCDband Yes! Normality resumes ❤️🎉💃🕺🎩🎤🎧🎙️

[claire louise keech @clairekeech1978]

@LeighFrancis Wow I might come along if you're singing your new book lol

[All On The Board @allontheboard]

"The worst kind of person is someone who makes you feel bad, dumb, or stupid for being excited about something". - Taylor Swift

@taylorswift13 #IloveTaylorSwift #Swifties #allontheboard

[YoungMinds @YoungMindsUK]

Men, it's okay to:

1/ Talk about our feelings
2/ Ask for help
3/ Show how we really feel
4/ Accept when we are struggling
5/ Reach out for help when we need it

There is still a massive stigma around men’s mental health. We have to change it. #WorldSuicidePreventionDay

[Mind @MindCharity]

It’s been 63 years since suicide was decriminalised in the UK. But so many of us still use the term ‘commit suicide’.

Why does it matter? Language that links suicide and crime can increase stigma and prevent people struggling with suicidal thoughts from speaking out.

If we choose language like ‘died by suicide’ or ‘took their own life’ we allow space for open conversations and compassion. Let’s choose our words carefully.

#WorldSuicidePreventionDay

[Football Tweet ⚽ @Footballtweet]

Today would have been Gary Speed’s 55th birthday.. 🥺

If you're struggling with your mental health, it's ok not to be ok. ❤️

If one of your mates is struggling, this is your sign to check in on them.

[claire louise keech @clairekeech1978]

@amylovell99 Congratulations Amy, wonderful achievement x

[Larry the Cat @Number10cat]

I don't get to vote in this election, but I do have to live with whoever you elect.
No pressure. #GeneralElection24

[Eddie Burfi @EddieBurfi]

That kick from Michael J Fox when the beat drops. 🥹 Pure release. ❤️
#Glastonbury

[Solent Mind @SolentMind]

Our Safe Haven Service offers informal, non-judgemental, out-of-hours mental health support for those in need of extra support in times of difficulty.

Either drop in, contact us on 0344 264 5310, or through 'Attend Anywhere': https://t.co/QrDncTakYN.

[claire louise keech @clairekeech1978]

@saracourtney3 I was thinking of you last night 🫂

[NHS Hampshire and Isle of Wight @HIOW_ICS]

Win, lose or draw, domestic violence rates soar when England plays football.

If you're afraid of your partner, there is a range of support and help available: https://t.co/QXvSvprg6h

If you're worried about your own behaviour, contact the free Respect helpline on 0808 802 4040.