Time to Talk day (Thursday 7th February) falls within ‘Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week’, making it the perfect time to get your school opening up to mental health. This year ‘Time to Talk Day’ is …
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Time to Talk day (Thursday 7th February) falls within ‘Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week’, making it the perfect time to get your school opening up to mental health. This year ‘Time to Talk Day’ is …
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The Motor Neurone Disease Association have a petition to “Change the law so that everyone with a terminal illness can access the welfare benefits they need quickly and sensitively.” Professor Stephen Hawking HERE IS THE PETITION For …
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Advice from the Alzheimer’s Society when asked the question “I want to go home.” It is not uncommon for a person with dementia in residential care to say they want to go home. This can …
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Thrive LDN is highlighting what’s happening by shining the light on young people’s mental health. SPOTLIGHT ON YOUNG PEOPLE’S MENTAL HEALTH It’s Children’s Mental Health Week from Monday 4th to Sunday 10th February and Thrive LDN …
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A lamb Korma, a portion of pilau rice and a side order of sag aloo. Oh, and a ramp at the entrance to your restaurant please! By Martyn Sibley Here’s a strong example of education …
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An interview with Paul Ford by Cori Wamsley of ‘Inspiring Lives’ Magazine. Paul Ford When actor Paul Ford was a child, he spent a lot of time watching TV – in a hospital, as he …
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Ms. Isabella Goldie and Dr. Antonis Kousoulis from the Mental Health Foundation have shared their thoughts with us on the new NHS plan. 1) Spending on mental health “The NHS has committed to growing mental health spending as a proportion …
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Time to Talk day (Thursday 7th February) falls within ‘Childrens Mental Health Awareness Week’, making it the perfect time to get your school opening up to mental health. This year Time to Talk Day is …
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Our thanks to the Prison Reform Trust who we recently visited and who have provided most of the information in this article. And our special thanks to the charity’s Jenny Talbot who spent so much of her time …
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The Upside is a film (inspired by a true story) about a disabled person being cared for by an ex-convict. Philip (Bryan Cranston) is a wealthy quadriplegic who needs a caretaker to help him with his …
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