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Looking to help spread the word about Good Thinking and our free resources for Londoners in your organisation? Simply download the free resources for our campaigns below!
This toolkit contains information about the Good Thinking service. It will support you in raising awareness of the free, personalised advice, and NHS-approved apps and resources available through our website to help support positive mental health and wellbeing across your network and within your local community:
Flyers and posters
- Good Thinking flyer
- Good Thinking poster 1 (A4)
- Good Thinking poster 2 (A4)
- Good Thinking poster 3 (A4)
- Good Thinking poster 4 (A4)
- Good Thinking poster 1 (A3)
- Good Thinking poster 2 (A3)
One page guides
The one page guides can be used to help point people to the right resources according to their need, and are available for adults and children and young people:
Looking for new ways to support your employees’ wellbeing? This toolkit will support you in raising awareness of the free, personalised advice, and NHS-approved apps and resources available through Good Thinking to help promote positive mental health and wellbeing in the workplace.
The end of the summer holidays can bring anxiety and stress for many young Londoners. The move to a new year at school, college or university, transition to further or higher education and worries about academic achievement may have an impact on their mental wellbeing.
- Our Student mental health communications toolkit contains information about the Good Thinking Student Mental Health Hub (content suitable for those in further and higher education), and highlights other services and resources which students, parents and carers and education sector staff may find helpful as students return to school, college and university.
- Our Student mental health: secondary school and further education communications toolkit contains information about Good Thinking’s advice and support for young Londoners, tailored for those at secondary school and in further education (college and sixth form).
This year’s Mental Health Awareness Week takes place from 15 to 21 May 2023. The week is run by the Mental Health Foundation, which started it in 2001. The theme for the week this year is anxiety.
This toolkit contains information about the Good Thinking service and its advice and support for anxiety. It will support you in raising awareness of the free, personalised advice, and NHS-approved apps and resources available through our website to help support positive mental health and wellbeing across your network and within your local community:
The NHS recommends five ways to help improve your mental health and wellbeing. These five steps integrate well with everyday Christian practice and pattern of faith.
The Five Ways to Wellbeing & Christianity has been designed in collaboration with members of Christian communities, with the support from the Church of England, The Catholic Church, Evangelical Alliance and Churches Together.
Click on the link to Read the full Five ways to good mental wellbeing & Christianity leaflets in various languages
This campaign toolkit contains information about the Five Ways to Wellbeing and Christianity resources and will support you in raising awareness of mental health and wellbeing within your local community.
The toolkit includes:
- an introduction to the Good Thinking digital mental wellbeing service;
- a link to the Five Ways to Wellbeing and Christianity booklet for you to share online or print as needed;
- a newsletter/bulletin article for you to use to raise awareness of the booklet with your community;
- social media content for you to use to promote the toolkit to your community on your Twitter, Instagram and Facebook pages. You can also tag us in @GoodThinkingUK
We’d appreciate your support in promoting this campaign to improve mental health and wellbeing across London.
The NHS recommends five ways to help improve your mental health and wellbeing. These approaches are all aligned with Buddhist beliefs and teachings.
The Five Ways to Wellbeing & Buddhism has been designed in collaboration with members of London’s Buddhist communities, with the support of The Buddhist Society and in consultation with the Network of Buddhist Organisations.
Click on the link to Read the full Five ways to good mental wellbeing & Buddhism leaflets in various languages
Looking to help spread the word about Good Thinking and our Buddhism resources for Londoners in your organisation? Simply download the free resources for our campaign below!
Five ways to good mental wellbeing & Buddhism Communications Toolkit
The Five Ways to Wellbeing & Hinduism has been designed in collaboration with members of London’s Hindu communities, with the support of the Hindu Forum of Britain, the Hindu Council UK and BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir – Neasden Temple.
Click on the link to read the full Five ways to good mental wellbeing & Hinduism leaflets
Looking to help spread the word about Good Thinking and our Hinduism resources for Londoners in your organisation? Simply download the free resources for our campaign below!
Five ways to good mental wellbeing & Hinduism Communications Toolkit
Five ways to good mental wellbeing & Hinduism Communications Toolkit - Hindi
Five ways to good mental wellbeing & Hinduism Communications Toolkit - Gujarati
In the past year, it’s safe to say that many of us have experienced so many mental health challenges, Black Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) people have been facing harsher impacts of the pandemic, in terms of infection rates, mortality and social upheaval. In response, the Good Thinking service has been working in partnership with Muslim communities to create the Five Ways to Wellbeing and Islam , as recommended by the NHS.
Click on the link to read our Five ways to good mental wellbeing & Islam
Looking to help spread the word about Good Thinking and our Islam resources for Londoners in your organisation? Simply download the free resources for our campaign below!
We have just launched a new version of the Five Ways to Wellbeing and Judaism. This campaign will help London’s Jewish community to find ways to improve their mood and wellbeing. This has been designed in collaboration with Jami, in consultation with Rabbi Miriam Berger and Rabbi Daniel Epstein, with the support of The London Jewish Forum, Maccabi GB and the London Borough of Barnet.
Click on the link to read our Five ways to wellbeing & Judaism
Looking to help spread the word about Good Thinking and our Judaism resources for Londoners in your organisation? Simply download the free resources for our campaign below!
The NHS recommends Seven ways to help improve your mental health and wellbeing. These are also things which are encouraged in Rastafari teachings.
The Seven Ways to Good Mental Wellbeing & Rastafari guide has been designed in collaboration with members of London's Rastafari community.
You can read the full leaflet by clicking on the link below:
Seven Ways to Good Mental Wellbeing & Rastafari
Seven ways to wellbeing & Rastafari communications toolkit
This campaign toolkit contains information about the Seven Ways to Wellbeing and Rastafari resources and will support you in raising awareness of mental health and wellbeing within your local community.
The toolkit includes:
- an introduction to the Good Thinking digital mental wellbeing service;
- a link to the Seven Ways to Wellbeing and Rastafari booklet for you to share online or print as needed;
- a newsletter/bulletin article for you to use to raise awareness of the booklet with your community;
- social media content for you to use to promote the toolkit to your community on your Twitter, Instagram and Facebook pages. You can also tag us in @GoodThinkingUK
We’d appreciate your support in promoting this campaign to improve mental health and wellbeing across London.
If you have any questions, please contact the Good Thinking team at Info@good-thinking.uk
Good Thinking has worked with the Partnership for Young London to develop the 5 Ways to Wellbeing for Children & Young People.
This campaign toolkit contains information about the Five Ways to Wellbeing for Children and Young People resources and will support you in raising awareness of mental health and wellbeing within your local community.
The toolkit includes:
- an introduction to the Good Thinking digital mental wellbeing service;
- a link to the Five Ways to Wellbeing for Children and Young People resource for you to share online or print as needed;
- a newsletter/bulletin article for you to use to raise awareness of the resource within your community;
- social media content for you to use to promote the toolkit to your community on your Twitter, Instagram and Facebook pages. You can also tag us in @GoodThinkingUK
We’d appreciate your support in promoting this campaign to improve mental health and wellbeing across London.
If you have any questions, please contact the Good Thinking team at Info@good-thinking.uk
Healthy London Partnership has launched a campaign to raise awareness among young people and their families of London’s free NHS mental health crisis lines.
The campaign has been developed with feedback and input from young people and parents, and will be largely based on social media, and for use in education and community settings, GP surgeries, etc.
Every mental health trust in London has put in place a free telephone service, supported by trained mental health advisors and clinicians, and open 365 days a year. These enable children, young people and their families to get free urgent mental health support 24/7.
This toolkit contains social media assets, posters, and articles for your own publications and websites. Please help us to reach young people and families by using these resources on your social media channels and promoting them through your own stakeholders and networks. Together we can raise awareness of the crisis lines and help young people and their families to get support when they need it.
Download the toolkit by clicking on the link below.
