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Supported by UK Actor and Comedian @RickyGroverUK Bringing together the journeys of those who travel the roads of life with #anxiety & #depression.

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THREAD 🧵 1. Roll with the punches - you’re not meant to feel good everyday. But it’s vital you take action according to your current mindset. Live 10 - 20 minutes at a time. Don’t think in terms of days.
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Subconscious reprogramming ⚠️Lesson 1⚠️ Names have ancient power. Remember when “yelp” meant to howl or bark, like a dog? Do you think it’s simply chance that many #yelp reviews are simply angry ranting or barking? This is in no way coincidental.
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Securing employment whilst living with mental illness can be tough. During a recession and #COVID19, it's can be even harder. For those that need it, our Mental Health and Money Advice service have written a mental health & universal credit guide 👉 bit.ly/33VnM8R
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Our MP has so far proved useless but @GavinWilliamson @BorisJohnson my child is not the only one. I am watching TV and you have totally screwed this up. You destroyed my daughter’s hopes and dreams. She wanted to be a robotics engineer. You need people like her.
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Great call!
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When this is over, what say we all pitch in and buy health care workers, couriers, hauliers, farmers, millers, grocers, bakers, sewage workers, power workers, teachers, fire fighters and police officers a bottle of something?
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2012 - #HowAreYouDad BBC News - Post-natal depression: Fathers Reaching Out aims to help men bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-1698…
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Thanks everyone. I’m clearly in a very lucky position that when I talk about my mental health 100s of people reach out to tell me they love me. That’s very kind of you all & very humbling. Let’s look after everyone out there, regardless of whether they have a platform or not. X
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❣️In a world where we face high expectations it’s good to remember the little things that can make all the difference ❣️#MentalHealthMatters #mentalhealthawarenes @nut_nav⁩ ⁦@HeadTalksNews⁩
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So sad to see another person who had so much to live for lose their life... I hope at least lessons can be learnt from this tragedy... people who may look unbreakable on the outside are often as vulnerable as everybody else. #RIPCaroline
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:: Anyone feeling emotionally distressed or suicidal can call Samaritans for help on 116 123 or email jo@samaritans.org in the UK. In the US, call the Samaritans branch in your area or 1 (800) 273-TALK.
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Routine! It’s tempting to think ‘my coping strategy didn’t work today, so I’ll stop it’. Keep going, it will come back round.
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Ancient Greeks believed that the Consciousness resided in the breath for a reason!
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Each time you find yourself beginning to overthink, pause and see if you can make a different choice. #mentalfitness Learn more in our Mental Fitness Training Guide. cal.mn/mentalfitness
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🔵 Take a deep breath. You can access the breath anywhere — a first date, a test, a big presentation, a tough conversation, or a traffic jam. Slowing down and deepening the breath has been shown to help calm the mind and settle emotions. #mentalfitness
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@nut_nav lovely lad
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Do what you need to get through the day. Say no to things. Don't punish yourself by forcing yourself to do things that don't feel manageable (you wouldn't try to run on a broken leg). You might not get as much pleasure from things but do the things that distract you.
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I told a friend that my mind before a run is like a big, mixed up bag of sand, dirt, pebbles & big, important rocks. But I can’t get clarity or focus on the big, important things. Running shakes off all the sand, dirt and pebbles. I can focus. The unimportant things wash away.
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Walking, especially in nature, climbing. Routine; daily yoga/meditation. Sometimes hard, always useful. – at Angoulême, France
Works for us most of the time. Always a tough one when we feel so low. But we find that moving around, be it some boxing training or going for a run really helps loosen up the grip that depression can have on our mind. What works for you? #NutNav #MentalHealthAwareness
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He’s a legend 🥊🌎👦🎤☘️😂podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcas…
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