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Anxious, stressed, depressed or having trouble sleeping? Find NHS-approved mental health tools and advice to support you.

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Good Thinking - NHS approved wellbeing service

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<p>Find support, advice and resources by:</p><ul><li>Mental health concern</li></ul><p>Sleep, Anxiety, Low mood, Stress.</p><ul><li>Audience</li></ul><p>Young people, Employers and employees, Someone who is grieving, Faith and belief communities.</p><ul><li>Type of support</li></ul><p>Self-assessments, free apps, podcasts, videos, how to guides, workbooks.</p>

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<h3><strong>Get expert advice from Good Thinking </strong></h3><p>The Good Thinking team has created a broad range of advice in collaboration with clinical and subject-area experts, designed to support Londoners with everyday mental health challenges.</p><p>In our Latest Advice section, you'll find short guides <span style="color: rgb(30, 12, 6);">with tips and resource recommendations to help you with a range of concerns including dealing with uncertainty, money worries, getting enough sleep and coping with bereavement.&nbsp;</span></p><p><strong>If you’re looking for advice on a specific subject, type in your topic in the ‘search<span class="ql-cursor">﻿</span>’ box at the top of the page.</strong></p>

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<h3><strong>Use the Good Thinking self-assessment tool</strong></h3><p>Our in-depth, clinically validated self-assessments are a thorough assessment of both your mental and physical wellbeing. They may seem quite ‘medical’ because they are based on the types of questions a doctor or a psychologist might ask you.</p><ul><li>Each self-assessment takes around 20 minutes to complete</li><li>Answer questions about yourself or someone you may be concerned about</li><li>You’ll get a personalised list of recommended actions to take forward</li></ul>

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<h3><strong>Find the right help for you</strong></h3><p>Tell us what you're looking for help with and who you're looking for help for and you’ll then receive personalised recommendations for apps and other resources to meet your needs.</p>

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Originally recorded after the Covid-19 pandemic, our podcast with Professor Neil Greenberg is still 
 relevant to how people respond to stress and trauma in a wide range of situations today, taking learnings from how the military manage transitions. 

Dealing with stress and trauma: Professor Neil Greenberg, academic, occupational & forensic psychiatrist, founder & director of March on Stress; Professor with King's College, London

LAST REVIEWED 15 October 2024

Dealing with stress and trauma: Professor Neil Greenberg, academic, occupational & forensic psychiatrist, founder & director of March on Stress; Professor with King's College, London

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