Read our posts about Depression

10Oct

Have You Tried a Book on Prescription Yet?

Welldoing

anger, anxiety, books, dementia, depression, eating-disorders, stress, wellbeing

Mind

At English libraries you'll find a great collection of self-help books covering anxiety, depression and anger as part of the Reading Well Books on Prescription scheme
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09Oct

Matt Haig on His First Signs of Depression

Matt Haig

anxiety, books, depression, student, university

Mind

What were the early warning signs of Matt Haig's depression and anxiety? For Mental Health Awareness Day, October 10, we publish an extract from his book Reasons to Stay Alive
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07Oct

​Therapy Helped Me to See the Ways in Which I Really See Myself

Clara Bridges

anger, depression, experienceoftherapy, mother, self, therapy

Mind

Clara reveals how therapy has become her ultimate 'safe place', where she can come to terms with long-term issues and learn about herself
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17Sep

Who's Shortlisted for the Mind Media Awards 2015?

Welldoing

anxiety, depression, self, society

Mind

The Mind Media Awards shortlist was announced yesterday, celebrating examples of good practice and sensitive reporting by radio, TV, print and digital journalists, producers and bloggers.
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15Sep

Why People Start Therapy in Autumn

Saff Mitten

change, depression, loneliness, seasons

Therapists

Autumn brings with it a change in the weather and mood. Therapist Saff Mitten explains why it's the season that many people begin therapy
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13Sep

5 Tips if You Are Starting University This Year

Alice McGurran

anxiety, depression, society, student, tips, university, wellbeing

Work

You will have been told repeatedly that university will be the best time of your life. Fingers crossed that's true, but here's five things to know which will hopefully make your first year go smoothly.
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08Sep

Why Do I Feel So Guilty?

Leanne Brookes

anxiety, depression, emotions, self

Mind

Singer-songwriter and mental health blogger Leanne Brookes wonders why feelings of guilt go hand-in-hand with depression and anxiety.
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07Sep

Saying Goodbye to Summer

Julia Bueno

counselling, depression, family, sad, self, stress, therapy, wellbeing

Therapists

Many of us mourn the end of summer. Therapist Julia Bueno on how self-compassion and taking things slow can help us through the September blues.
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02Sep

Owning Your Darkness

Paulina Sygulska

depression, self, society, wellbeing

Mind

Head down to a Mind fundraiser this Thursday and celebrate accepting and owning your darkness.
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14Aug

All the Bright Places

Aaron Balick

depression, emotions, family, father, mother, suicide

Therapists

Aaron Balick reviews Jennifer Niven's All the Bright Places, a novel for young adults which deals with mental health and suicide.
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