News Archive February 2019
Clayton Dickensian Market raises more for Mind in Bradford
A Dickensian eveving was held at Clayton Conservative Club, where cheques were presented to the four chosen charities. Jan Winter and Gerald Ashfield from Mind in Bradford (left) receive the cheque from committee members Sammi Bartle-Leach (chair), Nigel Thornton (treasurer) and Margaret Wilkinson (secretary).
Author: StuAdmin
Posted on: 28th February 2019
Look closely at your GP appointment card …
GP surgeries across the Bradford district will be using appointment cards which include information about our services and what help is on offer We’re delighted at this great chance to spread the word about what we do.
Author: StuAdmin
Posted on: 19th February 2019
Haggis, neeps, tatties and fundraising on the menu for Clayton Burns Society
The traditional Scottish event has been running in Clayton for many years and organiser Andy Waterman said Clayton Burns Society had decided to raise money for Mind in Bradford after he lost a close friend to suicide four years ago. He stressed the importance of organisations which help those in emotional or mental distress, and […]
Author: StuAdmin
Posted on: 15th February 2019
Time to Talk day 3 – What do our clients say?
Ryan Anderton has used cycling as his well-being tool. He says this: At the age of 30, I was first admitted to a mental health hospital ward after attempting suicide in a B&B in Blackpool. I call it my ‘Leaving Las Vegas’ moment after the film when Nicolas Cage decides to go there to drink […]
Author: StuAdmin
Posted on: 6th February 2019
Time to Talk day 2 – What do our clients say?
This client attended the Maastricht therapy sessions: My experience with Mind in Bradford has been life changing. Mind in Bradford supported me in a difficult period, helped to save my life and my Mental Health (MH) improved. I arrived at Mind in Bradford with a few issues. I was high risk. I tried to end […]
Author: StuAdmin
Posted on: 5th February 2019
Time to Talk – what do our clients say?
Many thanks to our client who attended the Men’s Mindfulness sessions for sharing this: […]
Author: StuAdmin
Posted on: 4th February 2019
Addingham Pantomime Group raises a showstopping £1,500
Being part of the panto has been great for the well-being of many of the group. Big thanks to them for their fab work. Here’s a link to the story in the Ilkley Gazette
Author: StuAdmin
Posted on: 1st February 2019
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Homeland actor David Harewood opens up to the Mind membership magazine about race, psychosis and his experience of being sectioned aged 23, following his 2019 documentary Psychosis and Me.![]()
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Poor mental health can make earning and managing money harder. And worrying about money can make your mental health worse. It can start to feel like a vicious cycle. ![]()
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Mind has recently published a new Money and Mental Health hub with lots of information about organising your finances, claiming benefits when you have a mental health problem, dealing with services, and looking after your mental health when you’re worried about money.![]()
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Take a look: www.mind.org.uk/information-support/tips-for-everyday-living/money-and-mental-health/
We've had a great day at the University of Bradford talking about coping with student life and our volunteering opportunities - thanks to all that stopped by for a chat!
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Homeland actor David Harewood opens up to the Mind membership magazine about race, psychosis and his experience of being sectioned aged 23, following his 2019 documentary Psychosis and Me.
📺 In his documentary, David pieces together what happened by revisiting key locations and meeting with friends who witnessed his mental health problems develop. As well as exploring his own story, David meets with people experiencing mental health crises today.
To watch the documentary, visit the link in our bio.
📞 If you're struggling with your mental health and are in need of information, guidance or support, get in touch. Our free helpline Guide-Line is open 12pm-12am every day of the year, for anyone of any age, on 08001 884 884.
We are here for everyone.
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