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Looking after your mental health at Christmas

In Emotional Resilience, Mental Health, News

The festive season for lots of people can be a time of joy and a great opportunity to spend time with loved ones, but for some it can be a lonely and stressful period. Whether you live with a mental health problem or not, there is...

The Importance of Friendships for Good Mental Health

In Emotional Resilience, Mental Health, Mental Health in the Workplace, News

Friendships are an important part of life and are among the most valuable relationships we have. We may talk to friends in confidence about things we wouldn't discuss with our families. Friends add enjoyment to our lives and provide comfort in times of need. Friendship is...

Your child and Halloween – how to manage anxiety

In Child Mental Health, Children, Emotional Resilience

Halloween has become an ever present event in the UK calendar and for most is a fun and exciting time with costumes and treats 👻 For some however, it can be full of anxiety, fright and uncertainty. So as we embrace decorating our houses with ghoulish...

Ten Keys to Happier Living – 8. Emotions

In 10 keys to Happier Living, Emotional Resilience, Mental Health, World Mental Health Day

Positive emotions - like joy, gratitude, contentment, inspiration, and pride - are not just great at the time. Recent research shows that regularly experiencing them creates an 'upward spiral', helping to build our resources.  Action for Happiness claim: "Although we need to be realistic about life's ups...

Helping Children and Young People Improve their Emotional Resilience

In Child Mental Health, Children, Emotional Resilience

  What is resilience and can it be taught?   The common misconception with resilience is believing that ‘If I am resilient then I do not become angry or upset and it means I am happier’. I believe in the latter, it can make us happier, however being...

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