Our following has grown over the last year, and so we wanted to reshare one of our most important posts about language.
We need to stop using the word "committed" when talking about suicide.
Share this post to help us bring more awareness to this topic and create the change.
In the lead-up to World Suicide Prevention Day, we wanted to remind you of our Helpline. Big awareness days like this can be triggering for people bereaved by suicide so be extra kind to yourself at this time.
Our Helpline is open Monday - Friday, 9am - 9pm, on 0800 054 8400.
"No, I’ve just become the person I used to be."
I love this piece! What a role model. Joanna Barthorpe really showing us all that it is never too late to connect with yourself and have adventure!
https://t.co/uLRccE2ATQ
Journaling can be a powerful way to explore and navigate your grief. These beautiful Words Unspoken Journals are a safe space to write to the loved one you lost.
All funds will help us continue to support individuals bereaved by suicide.
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@JulietShawComms How funny… when much younger I thought a lovely business idea woukd be for me to open a laundrette/cafe.
I guess I could offer coaching whilst people wait for their wash to finish!
Common advice for handling micro-agressions is to speak up.
This is important advice that should be the first port of call. But, it is not always safe to do so.
There are occasions where you might find yourself or your career in jeopardy if you.
👏👏 @CharlieGowans
I still find it odd that being/choosing to be childfree is a big issue for some.
When asked why I didn't have children or do I regret it, I just want to reply "how often have you regretted having your kids?"