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Understanding self-harm: Breaking the stigma

Understanding self-harm: Breaking the stigma

Each year, globally, March the 1st marks Self-Harm Awareness Day (also known as Self Injury Awareness Day); shedding light on a complex and often stigmatised and misunderstood issue, that can affect anyone, no matter their age or gender. Self-harm, or self-injury, is...
Why addiction recovery is called “an inside job”

Why addiction recovery is called “an inside job”

“Nothing changes if nothing changes: Change is a process, not an event: Life on life’s terms:  Progress, not perfection.” If you are already in addiction recovery, have attended a fellowship meeting, know someone in addiction recovery, have read a self-help book or...
The link between trauma and mental health

The link between trauma and mental health

Trauma is more than just an unfortunate event; it’s an experience that can deeply shake a person’s sense of safety and well-being. Traumatic experiences often leave lasting scars on a person’s psyche, influencing their thoughts, emotions, and behaviours. The effects...
Understanding dual diagnosis

Understanding dual diagnosis

Looking at the connection between mental health and addiction. Many individuals who struggle with addiction also face co-occurring mental health challenges; a condition known as dual diagnosis. For example, people with alcoholism are more than six times more likely to...
Movement: Moving more for our mental health

Movement: Moving more for our mental health

The theme for Mental Health Awareness Week 2024, which is happening from 13 to 19 May, is “Movement: Moving more for our mental health”, highlighting the important connection between physical activity and mental well-being. Mental Health Awareness Week is an annual...
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