Mental wellbeing
Are you feeling low, anxious, stressed or struggling with a change in your circumstances?
We have practical advice, interactive tools, videos and audio guides to help you feel mentally and emotionally better.
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Top tips for mental wellbeing
Your general mental wellbeing can have a huge impact on your mood and health. Improving your mental wellbeing can improve a number of problems you may be experiencing. Mandy Stephenson from Bradford District and Craven Talking Therapies shares her top tips for mental wellbeing.
Whatever you need to know about coping with low mood, anxiety, stress, or better managing everyday ups and downs, we have a range of tools and techniques to help:
- Top tips for your mental wellbeing
- Dealing with panic attacks
- How to tackle fears and anxiety
- How to overcome trouble sleeping
- Top tips to help you overcome loneliness
- How to tackle low mood
- How to manage your stress levels
For further information, free meditation, podcasts for breathing and relaxation and much more visit our useful links from Bradford District and Craven Talking Therapies
Bradford District and Craven Talking Therapies
Bradford District and Craven Talking Therapies is a free NHS service to help people manage everyday problems such as feeling low, having problems sleeping, feeling anxious and experiencing stress.
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Things to help boost your mental wellbeing
- Connect – connect with the people around you: your family, friends, colleagues and neighbours. Spend time developing these relationships.
- Be active– you don’t have to go to the gym. Take a walk, go cycling or play a game of football. Find an activity that you enjoy and make it a part of your life.
- Keep learning – learning new skills can give you a sense of achievement and a new confidence. So why not sign up for that cooking course, start learning to play a musical instrument, or figure out how to fix your bike?
- Give to others – even the smallest act can count, whether it’s a smile, a thank you or a kind word. Larger acts, such as volunteering at your local community centre, can improve your mental wellbeing and help you build new social networks.
- Be mindful – be more aware of the present moment, including your thoughts and feelings, your body and the world around you. Some people call this awareness “mindfulness”. It can positively change the way you feel about life and how you approach challenges.
Do you need urgent mental health help now?
If you need urgent mental health support, you can contact First Response on 0800 952 1181. You can now also call 111 and select the mental health option or visit the Healthy Minds website: www.healthyminds.services for a wider range of support and information.
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