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Coping with Seasonal Affective Disorder: Navigating Dark Evenings as Clocks Go Back

Coping with Seasonal Affective Disorder: Navigating Dark Evenings as Clocks Go Back As the clocks went back last weekend, many will experience shorter days and longer nights, which can trigger feelings of sadness and lethargy for some. Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of depression that typically occurs during the winter months

Kent Mental Wellbeing Awards: Celebrating the Region’s Wellbeing Champions

Kent Mental Wellbeing Awards: Celebrating the Region’s Wellbeing Champions The people, organisations and initiatives delivering projects to improve mental health and wellbeing in the region were recognised at the 2025 Kent Mental Wellbeing Awards. Fifty-two winners and 21 champions from across Bexley, Bromley, Kent and Medway were announced at the ceremony held at

Carers Exhibition in Bexleyheath: “Navigating the Journeys of Unpaid Mental Health Carers”

Carers Exhibition in Bexleyheath: “Navigating the Journeys of Unpaid Mental Health Carers” Our Carers Exhibition, called “Navigating the Journeys of Unpaid Mental Health Carers”, is now available to view in reception of Bexley Civic Offices. The exhibition will be at the Council offices until Monday 6th October. Anyone attending the

Bexley Mental Health – Physical Health Check Project: A Groundbreaking Initiative for Residents Published

Bexley Mental Health - Physical Health Check Project: A Groundbreaking Initiative for Residents Published A pioneering project led by Mind in Bexley has gained recognition with its publication in the ‘Journal of Mental Health and Social Inclusion’. This innovative initiative aims to transform physical healthcare access for individuals living with

Mind in Bexley Launches New Recovery College Prospectus for October–December 2025

Mind in Bexley Launches New Recovery College Prospectus for October–December 2025 Mind in Bexley has published our latest Recovery College Prospectus. It sets out a full programme of free courses, groups and workshops running from October to December 2025. The activities we provide are open to anyone aged 18 or over who lives,

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