Guides and articles
If you followed a link to an article, it is not lost. The first 22 are back and you can read them here. We are republishing the rest topic by topic, so the older pieces are offline for a short while rather than gone.
If you need help now
If you need help now, call Samaritans on 116 123, free, at any hour. For a medical emergency call 999. NHS 111 can also direct you to urgent mental health support.
What the library covers
Thirteen topics, drawn from six years of writing. Each one is being rewritten as a single piece rather than republished as the scattered posts it came from.
Everyday wellbeing
Everyday practices: mindfulness, journalling, gratitude, nature.
Resilience
Resilience, self-esteem and the inner critic.
Crisis support
When someone is in crisis.
For managers
A manager's guide to difficult conversations.
Stress
Stress, and what your body is doing.
Anxiety
Anxiety: what it is and what helps.
Depression
Depression and low mood, including SAD.
Grief
Grief and bereavement.
Loneliness
Loneliness, belonging and relationships.
Men's mental health
Men's mental health.
Burnout
Burnout: recognising it and recovering.
Sleep
Sleep and mental health.
Money worries
Money worries and mental health.
The guides
Twelve guides, written for employers and for individuals. Each has a page of its own, and every one downloads without an email address.
Are you burnt out?
How to identify and stop bullying in the workplace
Understanding financial anxiety
Understanding perimenopause, menopause and the impact on mental health
An essential guide to trauma and PTSD
How to talk about suicide, and why it is safe to do so
Returning to work, a guide to looking after your mental wellbeing
Transitioning to the new normal, a mental wellbeing guide for employers
Reflection, goal setting and manifestation
Celebrating Pride in the workplace
Harnessing the power of nature for mental health
Maintaining a healthy mind
Ask us to send you a guide
Tell us which one you want and leave an email address. It downloads straight away.
In the meantime
- Get the app and start a conversation tonight, without a referral.
- See the four steps and who is accountable at each one.
- Talk to someone clinical if you are commissioning or buying on behalf of others.