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Everyone faces their own battles. Here are a few famous faces helping break the stigma by sharing their mental health difficulties
If you have experienced anxiety and/or depression, please visit gladstudy.org.uk
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The Community Wellbeing Hub @CWHBANES launches in the Atrium @RUHBath. The Hub team will help patients & their families find support with issues including employment, housing or accessing mental health support. To contact the Hub call 0300 2470050 @AgeUKBANES @VolunteerBANES
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Community cafés bring people together to enjoy healthy meals at a low cost.
Sometimes they offer employment or work experience to people who are vulnerable or who have additional needs.
Find out about the food support available in B&NES: banesfoodfinder.org.uk/
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The Business and Skills Team @investinbathnes and @achieveinbathnes are hosting a #haveagoday @BCFCFoundation
#skills #creative #greenskills #VR #AR #supportavailable #bathandnortheastsomerset
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📢Two weeks to go until our annual research conference!
📅Tuesday 21st March 2023 @ 9-4pm
Our theme this year is 'Moving Research forward together'.
Spaces are limited so please register your place via
Eventbrite: bit.ly/3G8stir
#mentalhealth #research #awpnhs – at Bristol, England
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Learning to live mindfully helps us get more out of life and cope better in difficult times 🙏🌈
Join us for #MindfulMarch and find ways to approach each day with awareness and compassion actionforhappiness.org/mindf…
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Recovery should never depend on gender. Agree? Here’s what we can do:
👍🏿 Listen to men with lived experience
👍🏾 Change the narrative around men and mental illness
👍🏽 Don’t assume men have “thicker skin” or comment on their bodies
👍🏼 Be the safe space your loved ones need
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1 in 4 people with eating disorders are MEN.
💬 So tell your mates, parents and colleagues
👍 Like and share this post to help us reach more people
👨🏼🤝👨🏿 Point your loved ones to our men’s only support group (link below)
💙 #HelpMenGetHelp
bit.ly/40LBBBO
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Hey @BathCityFarm @BCFCFoundation @sarahm_twerton @timothyball any chance of a retweet for this? Thanks!
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Struggling? Like someone to talk to? Help is available please see below ❤️ #wiltshire #bath #banes #swindon
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We're currently working with Seetec in Bath and delivering this course to some of the men they are working with. If you would like to find out more about how you can partner with @BathCollege in a similar way, please get in touch.
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NEXT VOLUNTEER DROP IN SESSION - Midsomer Norton Library Wednesday 22nd February 10.00-12.00
We will also have information on FREE Wellbeing Courses in your area and there will be someone to talk to about other wellbeing support
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Free chair yoga sessions with the therapeutic yogi, Elizabeth. 22 February at #BathCentralLibrary. All ages and abilities are welcome, and free tea and coffee will be provided.
For more information and to book a free ticket visit eventbrite.co.uk/e/519619224…
#BNESLibraries
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@BathMind Breathing Space offers non-clinical support and compassionate support for individuals experiencing or at risk of a mental health crisis.
Seek support today on 01225 983130 or visit their website:
bathmind.org.uk/our-services…
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If you need help looking for work, training or even starting your own business come along to the Employment and Skills Drop in at Bath Central Library, every Tuesday 11am-1pm. @BathWomensFund
Another great '#mentalhealth #training for non-paid #carers' session last week @HopeHouseGP. For future dates contact [email protected].
@3sg @BathMind @CW4everyone @AWPNHS @JulianHouseUK @vc_wellbeing @BSW_Together #MentalHealthMatters #BSW #hope #learning #support
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The Beside Project provided by @wearesecondstep offers emotional and practical support to people aged 16 years or over in B&NES who have been recently affected by suicide.
For more information visit… second-step.co.uk/our-servic…
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"Exercise, fresh air and good company – what could be better!"
Take in some fresh air and lovely scenery on our next Bath Wellbeing Walk on Friday 17th February. 🌳🚶♂️
➡ For details and to register your interest, visit: lght.ly/pc948al
#CarerSupport #Wellbeing
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Your local Place of Calm offers non-clinical mental health support for when you're struggling.
They can offer:
✨ a listening ear
✨ signposting to relevant services
For details, visit our website at bit.ly/BSWmentalhealthsuppor…
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For BaNES residents interested in volunteering there are lots of benefits: new skills, meeting people, improved mental wellbeing to name a few. Check out one of the drop in sessions! @VolunteerBANES @CWHBANES @WellbeingBanes @dhi_online @bathnes

















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