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£15
Our medium sized training room is based in the old police station, Great Dunmow. It has full access to basic kitchen facilities, including a microwave and kettle.
The room will hold a maximum of 20 people.
9am-9pm 7 days a week
£15ph, up to 4 hours £40, 8 hours and over £80
Access to projector, smart board, flipchart stand, kitchenette, table and chairs
Flipchart paper £5
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Timeline PhotosA very poignant graphic indeed. So many of us wear a positive glow on the outside that defies how we really feel. Historically, Britain has had a ‘stiff upper lip’ attitude. While this might serve you well in some cases, it is just as necessary and important to be able to open up and express your true emotions.
Good luck to everyone receiving their A-level results today!
Whether you get what you hoped for, or if life seems to be taking you on a different path, huge congratulations and best of luck for your future. Either way we’re available if you need to chat ... 01371 876641. Mindinwestessex.org.uk.
Timeline PhotosWhat physical activity do you enjoy?
Are you a footballer? ⚽️
Netballer? 🏀
Do you like to go for a run or a swim? 🏊♀️
Who has taken part in yoga? 🧘♀️
Consider how sport makes you feel mentally, after a session versus before… Physical activity offers us the chance to exercise ourselves and exorcise our thoughts #WellbeingWednesday
Incredible and inspirational achievement - and raising money for Mind in the process.
www.bbc.com/news/uk-49212792
Woman, 55, breaks Land's End running record
Sharon Gayter says she feels "about 105" but "relieved" after covering 822 miles over 13 days.Check out one of our inspiring Governors talking about his passion 🎶Retune founder and CEO @tomryder___ appeared on the #VictoriaDerbyshire show on BBC Two this week, discussing male mental health at university. Only 31 per cent of students who refer themselves to university counselling services are male, despite the fact that 44% of students are male. Twice as many females seek help from university counselling services, even though the suicide risk in males is much higher. Why is this? If you’d like to catch up with the show, search Victoria Derbyshire 1st August on BBC iPlayer...
www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/m000778w/victoria-derbyshire-01082019
Getting back to basics, in nature, can calm anxiety.
https://t.co/u3iz9UlZxa
Good luck to our intrepid climber and faithful fundraiser Graeme who is tackling Snowdon today in the pouring rain. This is the second leg of his three peaks challenge. Let’s send him on his way with a donation:
https://t.co/uQ9Za6wQvW
Anne is abseiling down Harlow water tower for her own personal reasons. 'We never know what will be dealt to us in life as we get on with our careers and bringing up our families. We meet those challenges as best we can and are lucky if we have support from family and friends to help us through t
I’m not a natural runner and as I write this I can barely wobble around a 5K, but I have taken the plunge to sign up to a half marathon and now I’m committed!
We would like to support the great work you do and help raise Mental health awareness.
In memory of Paul Heales
We are raising money for a worthy cause, raising a glass or two of Adnams to celebrate a great man. It's a social event that people can join in at any time or share a beer with us along the way or at the end.
We are passionate about mental health and aim to break the stigma that has been created by others around it. We have chosen Mind in West Essex for our NCS charity because we all feel the need to support those who may not have anyone to talk to, and we have all been affected by mental health eithe
After last years terrifying challenge of reaching the summit of Ben Nevis I have decided to put myself through a similar challenge this July.
In September Last year myself and my friends walked 17 miles from Newport to Cambridge.
We raised £1500 for Mind. I want it to be a yearly event.
Mental health affects so many people and it means the world to me to be able to raise money to a charity that is close to my heart.
