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Tips for taking care of your mental wellbeing during the coronavirus pandemic, including advice for coping in the winter.
Explains difficult emotions you might have about the pandemic and government restrictions, with tips for managing these feelings.
Read about difficult feelings during the coronavirus pandemic.
Practical tips on coping with anxiety around masks and face coverings. Includes information on exemptions for mental health reasons.
If you’re going into work during coronavirus, our guidance may help you feel more able to cope. Our information provides tips for understanding difficult feelings, taking care of your mental wellbeing and where to find support.
Read tips on coping with going into work during coronavirus.
Explains some of the common experiences of mental health problems during coronavirus, and has tips for living with mental health problems during coronavirus.
Read about coping with mental health problems during coronavirus.
Explains how coronavirus is affecting mental health treatment and support, with tips for accessing the support you need. Includes GP appointments, talking therapies and counselling, and psychiatric medication.
Read about accessing treatment and support during coronavirus.
Information and support for young people who are worried about coronavirus and want to know how to look after their mental health and wellbeing. Includes tips from other young people and useful contacts.
Find out how the coronavirus pandemic may be affecting your mental health as a student. Includes information on where you can get support and practical tips for coping.
Details of helpful organisations, public services, government guidance and other types of support available during the coronavirus outbreak.
Information for parents and carers of young people aged 11-18 who are worried about a child's wellbeing, and want to know how to support them.
Changes to the law under the Coronavirus Act 2020 may affect you if you receive social care, or if you are a carer who receives support.
The Coronavirus Act 2020 includes changes to how the Mental Health Act 1983 works. This may affect your rights if you are sectioned because of your mental health.
Advice and support for working during the coronavirus outbreak, including tips for employers and managers.
Information on where to go for support for bereavement, and suggestions for helping yourself and others through grief.
Practical tips to help manage feelings of loneliness, and ways to get support.
Information about how anxiety can affect us, tips for helping yourself, and guidance for friends and family.
Going through very stressful, frightening or distressing events is sometimes called trauma. We have information on what can help.
All of us are worried about coronavirus (COVID-19) and how it will affect us and those we love. We are still here to support you and to make sure everyone experiencing a mental health problem gets support and respect.
To find out more about how Mind is here for you, and how you can support our work during this time, visit our coronavirus homepage.