Mental Wealth
The Charlie Waller Memorial Trust is not a help line nor do we give direct help to individuals. The Trust aims to: equip young people to look after their mental well being help people to recognise the signs of depression in themselves and others so they know when to seek help ensure expert and evidence-based
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We are Blurt, and we’re dedicated to helping those affected by depression. Increasing awareness and understanding of depression. Think of us as the knowing nod. You’ve seen it – a slight bob of the head, often accompanied by a smile. A little movement that says, “I understand”, “I’m listening” and “I’m here for you”. That’s
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Postnatally depressed women may feel unable to go out of their house, and meeting people may cause them a great deal of stress, therefore contact made on the phone or by e-mail can be ideal. Women often find that talking, or writing to someone, who has had the illness and recovered, allows them to discuss
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At Depression Alliance we bring people together to end the loneliness and isolation of depression. We also campaign to end the stigma of depression and to raise awareness of what it means to live with it. We don’t offer a helpline please contact one of the following organisations if you need to speak to someone
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We offer a safe place for you to talk any time you like, in your own way – about whatever’s getting to you. You don’t have to be suicidal. If you have any concerns about our service before you try it, hear from others about how we’ve helped them. Please don’t suffer alone. We know a
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