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ALT An infographic detailing mental health support over the festive period, featuring contact information for NHS (111), Shout (85258), Samaritans (116 123), and a Rethink Mental Illness logo at the bottom. Bright colors distinguish each service's section.
ALT Call free on 116 123 24/7 Christmas Eve 24/7 Christmas Day 24/7 Boxing Day We're open 24/7, 365 days a year
ALT Purple background with a title at the top which outlines the theme of the responses below. Title reads: Be kind to yourself Quotes underneath read: “Take time for yourself. Do things at your own pace. Stick to routine if it helps you.” “I create my own traditions. Try to feed your own soul with what makes you feel content and whole.” “Don't feel pressured to engage with activities or social events if you don't feel able.”
ALT Purple background with a title at the top which outlines the theme of the responses below. Title reads: Find perspective Quotes underneath read: “Don’t over stress - it’s only another day and it will pass by.” “Every time I’ve tried to make Christmas special it didn’t work out. So now it’s just another day. Just me and my dogs.” “After losing my son to suicide I was depressed for many holidays. Feeling grateful for the good memories can be difficult but it’s worth the effort!”
ALT Purple background with a title at the top which outlines the theme of the responses below. Title reads: Get moving (if you can) Quotes underneath read: “Put Christmas music on and dance with your children/grandchildren - I find that helps me.” “Finding time to be outside can get us in touch with our senses.” “Long walks and meeting friends helps me.”
ALT Purple background with a title at the top which outlines the theme of the responses below. Title reads: Be kind to others Quotes underneath read: “Do something to channel positivity, find someone in need and provide them with a warm meal or a hot drink.” “Meeting family and friends and being kind to one another.” “Spend time with those closest to you during the festive period. Positivity spreads.”
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ALT An infographic by Rethink Mental Illness, illustrating that 3 in 5 people with mental health concerns may not seek support due to the fear of being judged by others. The graphic includes icons of five people, with three highlighted.
ALT Promotional image for World Mental Health Day by Mental Health UK, featuring a message to 'Spot the signs of burnout' against a honeycomb pattern background. Includes the date '10th October' and hashtags '#MentalHealthAtWork' and '#WorldMentalHealthDay'.
ALT An acronym infographic titled 'BURN,' listing symptoms of burnout on an orange background. Becoming isolated. Appearing withdrawn or detached. Unexplained exhaustion. Persistent fatigue with no known cause. Reduced performance. Unable to meet demands. Neglecting self-care. Ignoring own health and wellbeing. Includes the date '10th October' and hashtags '#MentalHealthAtWork' and '#WorldMentalHealthDay'.
ALT An acronym infographic titled 'OUT,' listing symptoms of burnout on an orange background. Overwhelmed. Feel overloaded and unable to cope. Uninterested. Feel defeated, cynical or persistent negative thoughts. Tension and stress. Felt both physically and emotionally. Includes the date '10th October' and hashtags '#MentalHealthAtWork' and '#WorldMentalHealthDay'.
ALT Promotional image for Mental Health UK featuring information about World Mental Health Day on October 10th, with a call to find more resources on their website. The background is orange with text in white and the Mental Health UK logo.
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