If you or someone you know has been diagnosed with a mental health condition you may be looking for more information. Click on the condition below to learn more about symptoms, treatments, useful contacts and more.
There are other useful resources featuring information on health and wellbeing and other aspects of support on our help and information page.
TRIGGER WARNING: Within these mental health condition pages is an explanation of each condition which is likely to include content which could be a trigger.
Suicide is not a mental health condition in itself but there is a connection between mental ill health and suicidal thoughts. Find out more about what it means to experience suicidal thoughts and what to do if you need support for yourself or someone you care about.
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Whether you’re living with a mental health condition or supporting somebody who is, it’s crucial to have access to up-to-date information. Visit this page to find out more about different mental health conditions or find where to get help.
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Whether it’s work or juggling the balance of relationships and childcare, there are many lifestyle factors that contribute to stress that eventually lead to further mental health problems. We’ve got lots of tips and ideas covering the key areas of health and wellbeing to help you manage your mental health and feel your best self.
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Mental health issues are more common than you might think. In fact, poor mental health affects more people every year than cancer or heart disease. Despite these high statistics, there still remains a huge stigma around the subject.
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Our ‘How does it really feel on the inside?’ guide provides facts about common mental health conditions as well as practical self-help tips and advice on how to speak to your doctor.
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