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“What happened when I opened up to my husband about my depression”
Depression isn’t just an illness, it’s also a mask. It hides behind smiles and laughter just as easily as tears. I’ll never be one to tread the boards or quote the bard, but my mental health, when it’s in decline, does turn me into a performer of sorts; an illusionist. For a long time I…
Top Tips for Beating Loneliness as a Mum
1) Find Classes Baby classes aren’t just for baby – they are for you too! Head to your local library or children’s’ centre for free or cheap activities. There are also some great apps to find what paid baby classes are on near to you. It’s so important to get out of the house. …
Georgie’s tips for helping your colleagues with their mental health at work
Georgie is a great friend of Heads Together, and a Blue Light Champion for Mind. Here, she gives us some tips on supporting our colleagues at work: Once Christmas and the New Year festivities are out of the way, the reality of starting a new year and going back to work soon kicks in. The…
The Duke of Cambridge launches ‘Mental Health at Work’
Yesterday, The Duke of Cambridge launched ‘Mental Health at Work’, a new initiative from Heads Together and Mind aiming to change the way that we approach workplace mental health across the UK. Head to Mental Health at Work now A major study into workplace wellbeing by Mind has revealed that poor mental health at work…
Prince Harry’s Heads Together highlights
As part of The Royal Foundation family, Heads Together are delighted to celebrate the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Ms. Markle. And to celebrate, we’ve decided to share some of our favourite moments where Prince Harry’s commitment, passion and energy have made a real difference to the conversation on mental health. 1. When he…
