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19Dec

The Florida Project: When You’re up Against It

Jacqueline Palmer

films

Soul

A low-budget art film shot on the edges of Disneyland brings into focus the lives of families with no safety net but each other posts therapist Jacqueline Palmer
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14Nov

Inspiring Winners of the Mind Media Awards 2017

Louise Chunn

campaign, films, society, TV

Mind

Louise Chunn was a judge at this year's Mind Media Awards. Here she reports on the strong entries in radio, TV, press, and the star-studded awards evening
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03Nov

PLAYBACK: Short Films about Mental Health and Identity

Playback

anxiety, autism, creativity, depression, films, society, teenagers

Mind

Backed by Channel 4, Playback is a touring exhibition of short films that highlight young people's view of the modern world
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14Sep

The Work: Documentary Reveals the Potential of Therapy in Prison

Camilla Nicholls

films, men

Soul

A film set in California's high security Folsom Prison unveils the potential for group therapy among men in detention
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25Jul

The Therapeutic Benefits of Film-Making

Mental Snapp

anxiety, depression, films, technology, therapy

Mind

How making a video diary that focuses on telling your story could help with your mental health. Mental Snapp's app is a first step
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26Apr

The Lasting Impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences

Alice McGurran

abuse, brain, childhood, CSA, films, health, parenting, resilience, science, stress, trauma

Body

A new film directed by James Redford, Resilience: The Biology of Stress and the Science of Hope, explores the childhood events that affect our adult health, from smoking to obesity to heart disease
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17Mar

It’s Not The End of the World: Unless It’s A Family Reunion

Jacqueline Palmer

family, films

Therapists

Young director Xavier Dolan’s film speaks to anyone who has emerged not unscathed from their family’s dynamics says therapist Jacqueline Palmer
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03Mar

Toni Erdmann: Growing a Relationship

Jacqueline Palmer

culture, family, films

Therapists

The frustrations and joys of an adult father-daughter relationship are writ large in the extraordinary German comedy film Toni Erdmann says therapist Jacqueline Palmer
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21Jan

Manchester by the Sea: Why Some People Just Can’t Beat It

Jacqueline Palmer

addiction, bereavement, culture, films

Therapists

Manchester by the Sea is a movie that bears witness to the pain of loss and struggle with addiction writes therapist Jacqueline Palmer
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15Nov

Mind Media Awards 2016 Winners

Mind

campaign, charity, culture, films, TV

Mind

Last night mental health charity Mind announced the winners of their 2016 Media Awards - see the full list here
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