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Good Thinking’s latest news, advice and tips on managing your mental health plus guest blogs and personal stories from experts, Good Thinking users and communities from across London.
Where can you turn if you lose a loved one? Good Thinking is here to help if you’re finding it hard to cope.
1 November marks 7 years since the launch of Good Thinking. Since going live in 2017, the service has supported over 800,000 Londoners to manage their mental health and wellbeing – whether it’s anxiety, stress, low mood, sleep problems, bereavement or other common mental health concerns.
To mark World Mental Health Day 2024, Good Thinking provides workplace wellbeing tips from five London-based organisations.
Suicide is the leading cause of death in people aged 15–29, and the biggest killer of men under 49 in the UK. In London, the sad truth is suicide is the cause of death of around 10 Londoners every week. Launched by the Mayor of London in September 2019 and led by ThriveLDN, the citywide #ZeroSuicideLDN campaign has now supported more than 400,000 people across the capital to access free, online suicide prevention training – equipping them with the skills they may need to help someone in crisis.
The racist violence which is taking place across the UK is profoundly shocking and distressing. There is no place in our society for the violence, racism and Islamophobia that we have been witnessing. We know that these events are causing real distress and anxiety for many people across London, particularly those from racialised and minoritised communities. Nobody’s mental health and wellbeing should suffer because of who they are or where they live.
Ahead of Great Mental Health Day 2024 on Friday 26 January, David Gradon explains how he is helping young adults across London to build meaningful connections.
Great Mental Health Day 2023: How will you celebrate the power of community kindness?
The Feeling Good app is available FREE for Londoners via Good Thinking! Find out how the Feeling Good and Feeling Good Teens apps can help you to boost your mood and become mentally stronger.
New Good Thinking toolkits will help faith communities across London to focus on their wellbeing in line with their religious beliefs.
New guides for children, young people, parents and carers help Londoners to connect with and support other people.
Good Thinking marks Great Mental Health Day 2023 by launching two new quick guides to help Londoners support friends, family, colleagues and others who might be struggling with their mental wellbeing.
More than 690,000 people have already benefited from Good Thinking’s on-demand and round-the-clock mental health support – why not check out our new-look service to see how we can help you on your path to good mental wellbeing?
On 1st November 2022 we celebrate 5 years of Good Thinking and helping over 690,000 people to find their own path to good mental health and wellbeing.
Why Good Thinking strives to be a digital mental wellbeing service for all Londoners.
Children’s Mental Health Week is an annual event to raise awareness of the importance of mental health and wellbeing amongst children and young people
London comes together to celebrate Great Mental Health Day 2022