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If you are feeling suicidal or if you have self-harmed and are concerned about it, please dial 999, 111 or visit your nearest A&E department.
Who else can I speak to?
- Ring or text a friend or family member.
- Ring Mindline on 01823 276892. They will listen, support, understand and talk to you through your options. This line is open between 8pm and 11pm on Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
- Ring Samaritans on 116 123. They offer you a listening service. You can call them at any time. You can also email them at [email protected]
- Ring NHS on 111.
- If you already have contact with mental health services you can contact your local Community Mental Health Team (CMHT)
- Contact your crisis team (if you have one).
- If you have had no contact with mental health services (it may be the first time you, or someone else, has been in crisis):
Contact your out-of-hours GP service. Google ‘Out of hours GP in x’ (give your location).
Alternatively, your GP surgery will usually provide an answer phone message advising you of who to contact in an emergency, together with other useful telephone numbers.
Make an appointment with your regular GP, as this is usually the first point of contact for anyone concerned about mental health issues.
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A huge thank you to members of Clarke Willmott LLP's Private Capital Team who gave their time and carried out the task at hand with energy, enthusiasm and care to decorate our new office space at Mind in Somerset. The space is looking great. Thank you team!
A huge thank you to Lift West Limited for supporting us by making our very own forklift truck, Mervy. We really appreciate the support we receive from local businesses to help us continue to provide services across the county! Call Lift West on 01460 242400 if you would like to hire Mervy. #corporatesocialresponsibility #charitypartners #supportsomersetHere at Lift West we are proud to announce our partnership with Mind in Somerset by introducing Mervyn the Mind truck! We were honoured to be joined today by David Fields, Mind's Community Fundraising Manager.
As part of our support we have agreed to donate 10% of Mervyn’s hire income to the mental health charity.
If you would like to support Mind and hire Mervyn give us a call on 01460 242 400
Today is the last day of Steve's long ride from John O'Groats to Lands End! He is so close to his target it would be great if we could help him reach it by the time he finishes his cycle. Head over to his Just Giving page www.justgiving.com/fundraising/steve-abrams?utm_id=124&fbclid=IwAR3ikgFrOLpyqHSJxCc_DypoYixsUIYNe... to donate. #charitytuesdayThe last day has arrived ! This has been a huge challenge with literally blood , sweat and tears ! Please if you haven’t already show your support and sponsor the team . Steve has put everything he has into this and has almost made it ! 920 miles the team have cycled so far ! Let’s cheer them on and support them with some kind donations today . It will be amazing if they can get to their target . They’re doing the hard bit so please anything you can afford then donate to Mind in Somerset. The team are making a difference and so can you 🏴🏴🚴♂️🚴♂️🚴♂️💪🙌😊.
www.justgiving.com/fundraising/steve-abrams?utm_id=124
It's the end of Mental Health Awareness Week 2019! Although we have seen the impacts of negative body image throughout the week, it is important to remember positive body image can improve overall wellbeing. It is possible to change negative body image! Everyone has body image and insecurities, talk to those closest to you and ask for help if you need it. Locally you can contact SWEDA or Somerset Talking Therapies. Nationally Beat have lots of helpful resources. #MHAW2019 #bebodykind
Everyone has body image and having body image concerns is completely normal. Although not a mental health problem itself, high levels of body dissatisfaction have been associated with an increased risk of developing certain mental health conditions. However, body satisfaction and appreciation have been linked to better overall wellbeing and fewer unhealthy dieting behaviours. #MHAW2019
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