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I hear jingle bells! 🎅
Doorway Drop-in are doing some great events this Christmas season.
Please do come along and join us in the festive celebrations 🎄 – at Norwich, England
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#141challenge Update 🚨
One of our Womens Specialist Practitioners sent highlights of her walks so far in and around Norwich.
She has done 125 miles so far this May, go and smash the last 16! 🚶♀️ ❤
#nature #NationalWalkingMonth #safewalking #VAWG – at Norwich, England
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1 in 3 women will experience domestic abuse in their lifetime. On average, 2 women are murdered each week by men in the UK. We are walking in solidarity to raise awareness of this gender-based violence. We walk for all women, named and unnamed. #SayTheirNames #141challenge – at Norwich, England
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Our second big walk is complete!
We are half way through our #141challenge to raise awareness of violence against women and girls. 141 women were killed by men in 2021. We walk in remembrance to these women and in solidarity towards a future where women and girls can feel safe. – at Norwich, England
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As #NSAW2022 ends and #NationalWalkingMonth begins, we wanted to present our #141challenge fundraising campaign! This May, TMG will be walking 141 miles for the 141 women killed by men in 2021. Please donate what you can, link below and in the bio above ^^^ 🚶♀️ 🚶♂️ 🚶♀️ – at Norwich, England
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Thread: Many of us find talking about suicide difficult. But for someone who’s feeling suicidal, talking about it could be their first step towards getting help.
Here are some tips to help you when talking to someone about suicidal feelings this #WorldSuicidePreventionDay (1/10)
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Today is #WorldSuicidePreventionDay
#Suicide is a global public health issue.
All ages, sexes and regions of the world are affected.
There is a lot we can do to prevent suicide bit.ly/38SqBsz
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This #WorldSuicidePreventionDay, we have a message for any young person experiencing suicidal feelings: We know it’s scary. You’re being so brave. Please know this moment will pass and things can get better. Reach out for help. Don't go through this alone.
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We all:
- Have doubts
- Have regrets
- Get hurt
- Burn out
- Cry
- Make mistakes
So we all occasionally need:
- To ask for advice
- To feel heard
- Sympathy
- A helping hand
- To be forgiven
- To forgive ourselves
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Professionals are being urged to take part in a series of webinars aimed at highlighting the dangers posed by County Lines to young people in #Norfolk. Why not sign-up to one of @StGilesTrust sessions. Next courses 16 & 24 June >> ow.ly/sSDo50F88HB
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When is a choice not a choice. @lilslewis on transferring choice to the perpetrator by 'choosing' to stay with them. Every 'choice' has consequences #ostlive2021
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"Trauma turns on the light... Suddenly you see all psychiatric problems come from a long-ago trauma"
Insight of years of clinical work from @BobTrustConsent #OSTLIVE2021
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Our #OSTLIVE2021 panelists reflected on the lasting #trauma impact of #COVID19 and the importance of #traumainformed services. Thank you for your vital contributions @lilslewis @_Sarah_Hughes_ @BobTrustConsent @EdwinaGrosvenor
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It’s a huge privilege to be speaking at the #OSTLive2021 conference today @hopestreet_ost talking all things mental health and how we need to be trauma informed as we recover from a global pandemic. 🙏🏼 instagram.com/p/CPFmEBAHw83/…
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Sign up to our programme today, visit readytrial.co.uk or email [email protected]. A programme for mental health in teenagers living in Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire or Norfolk #READYTrial #MentalHealth #MentalHealthResearch #NIHRFunded @NIHRCommunity
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🌱This year's #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek is all about connecting to nature to support your mental health. There's still time to learn about the theme & get involved with the week 👉: mentalhealth.org.uk/mhaw #ConnectWithNature #FridayMotivation
Nature and mental health
Did you know that connecting with nature can be good for our mental health? We hope to inspire you to #ConnectWithNature this #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek.
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Don't struggle in silence this #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek, or any week.
We all have times where we feel low, whatever it is that you're going through, you're not alone.
#MHAW #MHAW2021
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Today, on National Child Exploitation Awareness Day, we have launched a new advice and support site to help stop child sexual abuse.
To find out more, visit stopabusetogether.campaign.g… and help us #StopAbuseTogether #CEADay21
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All children have a right to be safe from sexual abuse. If something has happened to you or someone you know, visit: ow.ly/211B50E1z0g #StopAbuseTogether #CEADay21
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Tomorrow is #CEADay21, the last day of our #CEAHasntGoneAway campaign.
You can get involved by making #HelpingHands to help raise awareness of CSA/E.
Here are some that our team have done this year for inspiration.
To find out more visit: stop-cse.org/national-child-…





























