You've Knocked My Duck Off
For Dyslexia Awareness Week, I want to shine a light on how important it is to nurture neurodiversity and truly...
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For Dyslexia Awareness Week, I want to shine a light on how important it is to nurture neurodiversity and truly...
There’s no shame in asking someone for support if you’re feeling low or stressed. Everyone goes through patches where they don’t feel as good as they should.
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"Travelling Light is a spoken word poem that highlights some of the coping mechanisms someone living with an eating disorder might...
He liked a drink, my Dad. I never thought of him as an alcoholic but he was certainly a drinker....
We miss We miss the beauty in life Four walls; stigmatised We miss idle pleasure Locked away like hidden treasure...
Film by Gemma Thorpe; image by Kay Aitch. https://youtu.be/LT6Kn3mjoGM My name is Neil Simpson. I am a citizen of Sheffield....
"I call this my medicine and I use it as my coping mechanism"
"I'm Andrea and I'm a student nurse. I really really enjoy it because I really like the idea of helping...
"....learning to have a more mindful attitude and accept things as they come, try not to worry and fret too...
I first got involved with Recovery Enterprises through the Compassion Convoy, funded by the Sheffield Health and Social Care Trust....
To begin with I will give you two definitions of validation… To acknowledge and accept a person’s feelings, thoughts, behaviours...