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18Nov

Mind Media Awards 2015: The Winners

Mind

campaign, society

Mind

The winners of the 2015 Mind Media Awards were announced earlier this week. Here's the round-up of the best portrayals and reporting of mental health in the media.
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18Nov

​Why Computer Programmes Can’t Cure Your Depression

Welldoing

depression, technology, therapy

Mind

Research published recently in the British Medical Journal found computer-delivered therapy (cCBT) was no better than a GP visit for people suffering from depression
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17Nov

My Anxiety is Real

Leanne Brookes

anxiety, depression, emotions, self, women

Mind

Musician and mental health blogger Leanne Brookes talks about her struggle with anxiety, and her frustration at society's lack of understanding.
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16Nov

The Long-term Effects of Bullying

Welldoing

anxiety, bullying, depression, education, school

Mind

It's National Anti-Bullying Week 2015, so welldoing has teamed up with the Anti-bullying Alliance to raise awareness about the long-term effects of bullying.
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13Nov

​The Shocking Statistics of Male Suicide

Samaritans

depression, men, mensmentalhealth, suicide

Mind

New Samaritans head Ruth Sutherland talks to welldoing about male suicide.
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11Nov

Identifying Moods and Thoughts

Dennis Greenberger

anger, anxiety, depression, emotions, self, therapy

Mind

Learning how to identify and distinguish between moods and thoughts can alleviate symptoms of depression and anxiety.
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05Nov

Rejecting Shame and Rethinking Failure

Rachel Kelly

depression, identity, mindfulness, self, society, wellbeing

Mind

Rachel Kelly, author and mental health ambassador, on her journey with depression and why we need to rethink our idea of failure.
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28Oct

What is Selective Mutism?

SMIRA

anxiety, children, parenting

Mind

Selective Mutism is an anxiety disorder which affects 1 in 150 children, yet it is relatively unheard of. Often confused with shyness, this disorder can cause long-term problems if the right support is not given.
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26Oct

BACP: 'Parents Shouldn't Resist Counselling for Children'

BACP

anxiety, children, counselling, depression, family, father, mother, parenting, therapy

Mind

Karen Cromarty of the BACP on the current state of mental health amongst children and young people, and why parents should consider professional support from counsellors.
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22Oct

Mind Talks about Post-natal Depression

Mind

depression, family, home, mother, PND, postnataldepression

Mind

A new study has revealed that 23% of mothers suffer from post-natal depression, of which 60% feel that there isn't the right support available. Rachel Boyd of mental health charity Mind explores this problem.
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