How to cope when supporting someone else
Information from Mind explaining how to cope when supporting someone else, giving practical suggestions for what you can do and where you can go for support.
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Information from Mind explaining how to cope when supporting someone else, giving practical suggestions for what you can do and where you can go for support.
Information from Mind explaining loneliness, giving practical suggestions for what you can do and where you can go for support.
Tips and ideas from Mind to help you get good sleep. Living with a mental health problem can affect how well you sleep, and poor sleep can have a negative impact on your mental health.
Information from Mind for anyone experiencing suicidal feelings. It explains what suicidal feelings are, why you might feel that way, how you can help yourself cope right now, and in the long-term.
Information from Mind for anyone who wants to learn how to deal with anger in a constructive and healthy way. It is also for anyone with a friend or family member who has problems with anger.
Information from Mind for anyone who wants to improve and maintain their mental wellbeing, whether they have a diagnosis of a mental health condition or not. It explains what can affect your mental health and gives practical suggestions about how to stay mentally well.
Information from Mind explaining how to increase your self-esteem, giving practical suggestions for what you can do and where you can go for support.
This leaflet is for family members, friends or anyone who is worried about someone with psychosis.
Information from Mind explaining what cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) is, what it is for, what happens during therapy and how to find a therapist.
Information from Mind explaining issues faced when coming off medication, how to approach it, techniques for gradual reduction, possible withdrawal symptoms and how to tell the difference between withdrawal and relapse.