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Tag: Mental Health awareness

You Can’t Pour From an Empty Cup: Changing Our Perception of Self-Care During Isolation

Posted on 10th October 202010th October 2020 by Charlotte Earle

In this article Charlotte discusses how her perceptions/priorities regarding self-care have changed during the coronavirus pandemic for World Mental Health Day, and offers some long-term tips for looking after yourself as a student.

A Deep Look at the State of Mental Health in Leeds

Posted on 11th June 202013th June 2020 by Ed Barnes

“I think that the transition in becoming an adult is becoming all the more intense” Amy Wells says to me, the Welfare Officer at Leeds University Union (LUU), as we discuss over the phone about […]

New Mental Health Guide For Students Launched by Charlie Waller Memorial Trust

Posted on 3rd February 20203rd February 2020 by Charlotte Loughlin

A new mental health guide, available to download for free, has been launched by the Charlie Waller Memorial Trust. The charity was set up in 1997 in memory of Charlie Waller, a young man who […]

Going out tonight? Pub? Bottle of wine at mine? 

Posted on 27th November 2019 by Leah Dunderdale-Smith

With the influential drinking culture that exists at University, sometimes it can be hard to separate socialising from alcohol. Social drinking has its benefits; it is fun, it brings people together, and it solidifies friendships. […]

Mental Health Medication: Myth vs Reality

Posted on 18th November 201918th November 2019 by Sarah McInnes

With the conversation on mental health slowly becoming less stigmatised, we join in to take a look at the medications being prescribed and how they work. Mental health is already a deeply stigmatised issue, and […]

Opening Up with Mantality

Posted on 15th November 2019 by Jessica Farmer

Jess Farmer documents why you should join mantality and some of their great work at the University of Leeds

Consumed By Anxiety – Tips For My Loved Ones

Posted on 3rd December 20184th March 2019 by Bella Davis

Recently, I have been suffering with one of the strongest and most powerful waves of my anxiety that I’ve ever experienced. Although I’m still a high functioning person getting up and out of the house, […]

Top 7 Tips for Helping a Friend Struggling with Mental Illness

Posted on 19th November 201829th March 2019 by Caitlin Tilley

Let’s start with the basics: Mental health is a spectrum. Everyone has mental health. Anyone’s mental health may be good or bad, or somewhere in between. Bad mental health may be temporary, but it is […]

Movember: Don’t Forget the Message

Posted on 2nd November 201829th March 2019 by Alexander Gibbon

Yes, beards are sexy. But let’s not shave away men’s mental health from Movember. Everyone’s favourite time of year has finally arrived. No, not Christmas – I mean Movember, of course! This is the month […]

Racism in the NHS: Good Healthcare for All?

Posted on 19th October 201826th March 2019 by Sophie Denham

Despite the lack of research regarding mental health for BAME groups, BAME groups are considered to be at higher risk of developing mental health problems. Black adults were found to have the lowest treatment of […]

Determination or Drivel? Theresa May’s New Suicide Prevention Minister

Posted on 19th October 201826th March 2019 by Freya Hillyer

Mental health was already on the nation’s mind as we entered Mental Health Day on the 10th of October. From the top Netflix show ‘Thirteen Reasons Why’ to the popular social media group LadBible’s UOKM8? campaign, […]

Connected While Alone: The Demerits of Social Media

Posted on 19th October 201826th March 2019 by Steven Atkins

We are now more connected than ever. We can see what our friends are doing, liking and listening to at the touch of a button. On Snapchat, we can even see exactly where they are. […]

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