A few colleagues and I are taking on the National Three Peaks Challenge in May 2026 - where you climb the highest mountains in England (Scafell Pike), Scotland (Ben Nevis) and Wales (Snowdon) consecutively and all within a 24 hour period!
#JustGiving https://t.co/2M0cyzRsYL
A few colleagues and I are taking on the National Three Peaks Challenge in May 2026 - where you climb the highest mountains in England (Scafell Pike), Scotland (Ben Nevis) and Wales (Snowdon) consecutively and all within a 24 hour period!
#JustGiving https://t.co/2M0cyzRsYL
I know finances are a bit tight for everyone at the minute,
but whatever you can spare will be greatly appreciated - no donation is too
small! Thanks so much!
This is a really interesting reflection. Often this is true, but not always. It got me thinking about some of the differences between talking to a friend and speaking to a therapist. โฌ๏ธ
#TherapistsConnect
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Itโs been great to see so much discussion about OCD in the media recently.
We joined the conversation on LBC to talk about why language matters - because phrases like โIโm a bit OCDโ can stop people from recognising symptoms and getting support.
https://t.co/36vokwjNY1
I think all mental health professionals can benefit from adopting this view of common humanity to inform a more collaborative and compassionate approach to working with people.