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• About Mind | in Home
• The network | in About Mind
  Our network of over 160 local Minds delivers local services like counselling, befriending and advice.
• Our success stories | in About Mind
  Over more than 60 years Mind has worked to improve the lives of all people with experience of mental health problems. Here are some recent achievements of which we are proud.
• 2010 Mind awards | in Mind Media Awards
• Mind in Action | in Become a Mind member
  Mind in Action is Mind's network of groups and individuals who work together to campaign locally and nationally for a better deal for people with mental health problems.
• Mind's media office | in News
  Mind provides a range of services to members of the media which foster good practice in reporting on mental health.
• Training | in Mind Workplace
• Emotional resilience | in How Workplace can help
  This course teaches participants how to effectively manage the negative effects of their own stress and the stress of others.
• Managing mental health | in How Workplace can help
• Mental health awareness | in How Workplace can help
  Mind Workplace's mental health awareness training is designed for anyone working in a customer facing environment.
• How to report on mental health | in Mind's media office
• Mind spokespeople | in Mind's media office
• Media coverage | in Take action
  If you have seen inappropriate coverage of mental health in the media, you can make a complaint.
• Fresh vision makes mental health the priority for all public services | in News Story
  Police, teachers and other public sector workers should be trained in spotting signs of mental ill-health as a new report from a coalition of mental health groups sets out its vision for mental health services that spans across public services.
• Tell us your story | in Take action
• Media volunteering: what's involved? | in Media opportunities
  People with direct experience of mental distress can raise awareness of mental health issues by sharing their story with the media.
• Open Up | in Time to Change
  Open Up is Mind's grassroots anti-discrimination project, and is led by people with personal experience of mental health problems.
• Mind welcomes radical reform of social care | in News Story
  Mind welcomes the Government's move to simplify the process and create a fairer system for the many thousands of people with mental health problems who currently pay for social care services.
• Positive Choices project | in Our campaigns
• Mental health patients neglected and forgotten | in News Story
  A shocking report from the Mental Health Act Commission reveals the shameful conditions of many of our mental health wards where poor practice is entrenched, staff are overstretched and often lack the basic skills to prevent tragedies occurring.
• A future vision for mental health | in Campaign report
  This report from Future Vision coalition sets out a new vision for the future of mental health and well-being in England.
• Aims | in Positive Choices project
• Background | in Positive Choices project
• Screening Madness | in Campaign report
  This report identifies popular films as a reservoir of prejudice, ignorance and fear that feeds and perpetuates damaging stereotypes of people with mental health problems.
• Take a walk in Wales | in News Story
  Mind Cymru is coordinating a series of walks during Get Moving week in October.
• Mind in action | in Blog Post
  Thousands of people across England and Wales campaigned with Mind over the past year to improve life for everyone with experience of mental distress. Find out what we all achieved.
• Nominate your mental health hero | in News Story
  Who do you think has made an outstanding contribution to mental health over the past year?
• Mind welcomes legal judgment on care and accommodation | in News Story
  Mind has today welcomed the judgment in the case of R (SL) v Westminster City Council, which clarified the duty of local authorities to provide appropriate care and accommodation for people with mental health problems.