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24Nov

Thrive in the City: A Day to Celebrate Mental Health in London

Welldoing

event, stress, work

Mind

As part of Thrive in the City, hundreds of people in London talked about mental health and work on November 27. Welldoing.org therapists Helen Mayor and Ajay Khandewal joined Louise Chunn on a panel discussion
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17Nov

Working with Alternative Therapies to Support my PTSD

Nina Phoenix

complementaryhealth, PTSD

Mind

In trying to deal with PTSD Nina Phoenix has been told of dozens of different alternative approaches, from astrology to soul healing
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14Nov

Inspiring Winners of the Mind Media Awards 2017

Louise Chunn

campaign, films, society, TV

Mind

Louise Chunn was a judge at this year's Mind Media Awards. Here she reports on the strong entries in radio, TV, press, and the star-studded awards evening
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14Nov

Being Diagnosed with Autism Helped Me Understand Myself Better

Fixers

autism, brain

Mind

Twenty-four year old Andrew Hughes talks frankly about how his diagnosis of autism makes him feel
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08Nov

Why We Feel Shame and How to Let it Go

Alice McGurran

anger, childhood, emotions, guilt, parenting, relationships, self, shame

Mind

How do you know the difference between guilt and shame, and why is shame such a stumbling block in our lives? Alice McGurran reports
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03Nov

PLAYBACK: Short Films about Mental Health and Identity

Playback

anxiety, autism, creativity, depression, films, society, teenagers

Mind

Backed by Channel 4, Playback is a touring exhibition of short films that highlight young people's view of the modern world
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26Oct

In Response to the Guardian's 'Personality Disorders at Work'

Clara Bridges

BPD, work

Mind

Clara Bridges, who has borderline personality disorder, responds to the Guardian's misinformed piece on "how to spot personality disorders in the workplace"
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25Oct

How I lost £130,000 Spreadbetting Before Overcoming My Gambling Addiction

Chris Stringman

addiction, gambling

Mind

Chris Stringman became an "accidental" addict through using spread-betting sites. Having lost £130,000 in total he finally quit betting and wrote a book about the dangers
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20Oct

Why I Have PTSD

Nina Phoenix

bullying, PTSD, trauma

Mind

Witnessing a death, family stress and bullying have worked together to produce PTSD posts Nina Phoenix
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19Oct

Meet the New Chief Executive of the UKCP: Sarah Niblock

Louise Chunn

society, therapy

Mind

Research-focused, bold and wide-ranging in her interests, Sarah Niblock is the new chief executive of the UKCP which has 8000-plus therapist members
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