A third of Mancunians would rather not talk about mental health than risk an awkward conversation
More than a third of Mancunians would prefer not to talk about their mental health rather than risk an awkward
More than a third of Mancunians would prefer not to talk about their mental health rather than risk an awkward
A free course to support Manchester mums experiencing mental health challenges such as worrying thoughts, anxiety and postnatal depression begins
Young people age 16–24 are four times more likely to have felt lonely in the past seven days than those
Earlier this month, Helen Bourne and Eleanor Shiers set up the Seeds of Hope support group in Withington for women recovering from eating disorders.
The amount of police officers taking a leave of absence due to stress and anxiety has risen by almost 60%.
Cat Teague, a News Associates graduate, has backed the UK’s ‘Time To Talk’ campaign, which was established to raise awareness of mental health and reduce stigma around it.
The Government has ‘failed its duty of care’ to people with mental health problems, according to a senior figure in Manchester Mind charity.
Ahead of a talk tonight about the relationship between creativity and mental health, MM caught up with author Matt Haig on how he befriended depression to defeat it.
Secret Cinema has partnered with mental health charity Mind to screen the movie at Victoria Warehouse, with all proceeds going towards the charity.
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