Podcast: Life in the LGBTQ+ community (Andrew Keates)
Podcast: Feeling Good App (Dr Alastair Dobbin)
Podcast: The Eden Project (Emma Tolley)
Podcast: Muslim Youth Helpline (Maaria Mahmood & Hadil Nour)
Podcast: Brent Medical Practice (Yolanda Agyemang-Baah)
Podcasts: Mental Health and debt - Christians Against Poverty (CAP)
Podcast: Make positive changes where you live (Tracey Robbins)
Podcast: Build healthy habits with the tomo community (Gus Booth-Clibborn)
Podcast: Want to stop bullying behaviour? It starts with the dictionary… (Alex Holmes and Will Poulter)
Podcast: Mental health from a male perspective (Antonio Ferreira)
Podcast: Benefits of healthy sleep patterns (Michael Farquhar, Consultant in Paediatric Sleep Medicine, Guy's & St Thomas' NHS Trust)
Podcast: Education in the time of coronavirus (Emma Murray, headteacher)
Podcast: The future of work (Nicola Millard, Principal Innovation Partner, BT)
Blog: "Remaining connected to other trans people has been essential for me"
Blog: Being queer in isolation by MIRI, a musician and member of the Speakers Collective.
Blog: Reflecting on the challenges of COVID-19 for the LGBTQIA+ community by Keith Winestein of the Speakers Collective
Blog: The 4 Rs of self-forgiveness by Maaria Mahmood and Hadil Nour of the Muslim Youth Helpline
Blog: Happiness – be a good friend to yourself first by Caroline Lambie
Blog: Mental Health and debt - CAP is here to help by Andrew Whitaker, the Christians Against Poverty (CAP)
Blog: Coping with stress by Paul Hurst, a counsellor, therapist and non-religious pastoral carer
Blog: "Imagine a world in which even cartoons for children tell boys they can’t feel upset; they must be superheroes. That was my world." by Antonio Ferreira
Blog: Five smooth stones (dealing with depression and post-traumatic stress) by former police officer Nigel Fawcett-Jones
Blog: Supporting the self-care and mental health of students and young people by Dr Richard Graham, Consultant Psychiatrist and Clinical Lead for Good Thinking
Blog: Facing COVID-19 with Asperger’s (Chris's story)
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