Events - Mind BLMK

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Another successful Mental Health First Aid course last week in Bedford, excellent feedback from all those attending if you would like to book a place on our next course in February 2020 please contact [email protected] ... See MoreSee Less

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We have recently opened a counselling position working within a GP surgery in Milton Keynes. To find out more information and to apply, please visit - www.mind-blmk.org.uk/get-involved/vacancies/ ... See MoreSee Less

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This January challenge yourself to get active every day, your way.

Whether you run, swim, walk, cycle or dance, set your goal and kick-start your 2020 in a positive way and raise funds for Mind BLMK, so together we can be active for better mental health.

To register please visit - mindblmk.redjanuaryformind.co.uk/ ... See MoreSee Less

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One of our incredible supporters recently held a 'Chill out for Charity' event at Sweat Studios in Milton Keynes, to raise funds and awareness of our work.

We would like to say a huge thank you to Sam and all those that supported her on the day, by coming together to do yoga and practice self care, they have raised an amazing £570.00. ... See MoreSee Less

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The Samaritans (Bedford Branch) hosted their conference in November, in Bedford. The theme included emotional wellbeing and local professional provisions. Guest speakers from, The Alzheimer's Society, Bedfordshire Police and Mind BLMK provided inclusive information about their services.

Robert Labe from Samaritans (Bedford Branch) conference organiser spoke about the importance of emotional wellbeing.

Jeanette Skipsey from Mind BLMK presented a session on mental health awareness and tools and techniques to support mental health incorporating the five ways to wellbeing.

Catherine Bishop from The Alzheimers Society presented a session on talking about dementia and becoming dementia friends.

Nicky Burns Matthew Romecin from Bedfordshire Police presented a session on Bedfordshire’s mental health street triage team and the new Mental Health Hub.

This is a collaborative venture with Mental Health partners, working to achieve the best outcomes for people in crisis. ... See MoreSee Less

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