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How I learnt to deal with my PMDD

Amy

Amy struggled for years with premenstrual dysphoric disorder. But with information about her diagnosis, and lifestyle changes, she started to feel better.
Thanks to Mind, I was able to understand the support available to me while I was sectioned

Francesca

This Mental Health Awareness Week, Francesca reveals how our information pages helped her understand her rights.
Mind made feel empowered and safe

Sunny

This Mental Health Awareness Week, Sunny reveals how she was helped by us while receiving treatment for cancer.
Mind helped us regain control

Adam & Christina

When Adam’s wife Christina was sectioned, he felt out of his depth. This Mental Health Awareness Week they reveal how our helpline gave them the legal advice they needed.
‘I felt like a passenger in my own brain.’

Mia

Mia blogs about being diagnosed with bipolar disorder and how she has learnt that she can still live well with her condition.
How I learnt to remember Dad in a positive light after he took his life

Callum

It’s 10 years since Callum wrote for us about losing his father to suicide. Here he explains why talking about happy memories and supporting men’s mental health have helped channel his grief into something positive.
The horror of living with the Holocaust

Joanna

On Holocaust Memorial Day, Joanna Hahessy blogs about how the trauma experienced by survivors can be passed down the generations and how they can be helped.
How meds and the crisis team helped me recover from psychosis

Robyn

Robyn’s experience of psychosis was terrifying, but now she is back doing her degree in mental health nursing.
Pam y gwnes i gerdded 6,600 o filltiroedd i godi arian i Mind

James

James, o Ogledd Cymru, sy’n egluro sut y gwnaeth o wneud ffrindiau, achub bywyd, a darganfod cariad ar ôl ymgymryd â’r dasg enfawr o gerdded arfordir Prydain.
Why I walked 6,600 miles for Mind

James

James, from North Wales, explains how his mammoth mission of walking the coast of Great Britain led him to making friends, saving a life, and finding love.
Pam dwi’n meddwl y dylai dynion siarad mwy am eu hiechyd meddwl

Callum
Why I think men should talk more about their mental health

Callum

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