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Making Contact
To get in touch with The Good Mental Health Cooperative, you can either
Phone Carolyn Barber
on 023 9310 6042or e-mail
info@goodmentalhealth.org.uk
Category Archives: Portsmouth
Open Day for Men’s Wellbeing
Join us for an Open Day for Men’s Wellbeing on Wednesday 3 August from 11am to 2.30pm, at the Buckland United Reformed Church. Our free workshops on the day include art (11am), creative thinking with lego (12.15pm) and games (1.30pm) … Continue reading
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Tagged drop-in, mental health, Portsmouth, Wellbeing
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International Women’s Day
For 2022 the campaign theme for International Women’s Day is: #BreakTheBias Imagine a gender equal world. A world free of bias, stereotypes, and discrimination. A world that is diverse, equitable, and inclusive. A world where difference is valued and celebrated. … Continue reading
More funding to continue Nexus Project
Great news from National Lottery Awards for All who have agreed to fund the continuation of our successful Nexus Project offering women support and wellbeing through creativity. The project was initially funded through the Tampon Tax but delayed due to … Continue reading
History, health and hope
At the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month, the armistice was signed which formally ended hostilities of the First World War in 1918. Remembrance Day is an opportunity to commemorate the contribution of British and Commonwealth … Continue reading
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Tagged history, mental health, World War 1
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The mental health challenges of a pandemic!
by Carolyn Barber If you said that you planned to run a marathon, you might expect to put in place regular fitness training and running practice. You would try to eat more healthily, stop smoking and drinking alcohol, all to prepare yourself physically for … Continue reading
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Tagged coronavirus, mental health, Portsmouth
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