Crisis Support

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30 Jun

East Sheen Mind Shop now open....

Come and grab a bargain at your local Mind shop. We'll be operating reduced opening hours to allow extra time for deep cleaning (11.00 - 17.00 and closed for lunch 13.00 - 13.30). Any queries please call the shop on 0208 878 7605.

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26 Jun

This is Pride Month, dedicated to celebrating LGBTIQ+ communities and their right to live without persecution.
Those of us with LGBTIQ+ identities are more likely to experience a mental health problem.

For more info on mental health support visit: https://t.co/9k6UWvGMst.

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24 Jun

This month's Mindful Memo, Mastering our Mindsets, is now available. This issue includes tips on understanding and adapting your mindset. Important skills to master as we ease out of lockdown. Read the Memo here: https://t.co/hS8AxRperk. Subscribe here: https://t.co/dL6C85tSOn.

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19 Jun

Tonight’s the night! It’s the LAST ONE of our lockdown quizzes, don’t miss out on your chance to join in!

If you have £2 to spare, please buy a ticket, it will help someone in need. Thank you. Tickets are available here, https://t.co/3vq1IbbLSg
See you at 7.30pm.

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18 Jun

It’s the last of our fundraising quizzes... If you have 20 mins & £2 to spare, this is a fun and easy way to make a donation. A mental health epidemic is predicted as an effect of Covid-19, please help us be ready.
Tickets are available here, thank you https://t.co/3vq1IbbLSg

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17 Jun

Do you over think things? A bit of self-reflection can be good, but dwelling on negative events can contribute to mental health problems. Find out if you are reflecting or over thinking ... https://t.co/Xmk5bYt1jO

#menshealthweek #mentalhealth #mentalwellbeing #mensmentalhealth

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17 Jun

Local yogi, Nina @yogagrown is teaching a donation based class this Friday 7pm, all proceeds going to RBMind. The Yin & Yoga Nidra class will get you ready for the weekend. Visit Nina’a JustGiving page for more info
https://t.co/44iY5Rcx3B
Donors will be emailed Zoom details.

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17 Jun

Talking does help…

Men's Health Week raises awareness of the mental and physical health issues affecting men. Feelings such as low mood, stress and anxiety can impact our mental health, and sometimes you just need to talk about it.
Click here https://t.co/PtXDDlhfuE

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16 Jun

Father’s day gift sorted yet!? If you're not supporting Richmond Borough Mind yet on #easyfundraising please get involved! You can shop online with over 4,200 retailers and raise free donations for us at the same time! Sign up now: https://t.co/DrPv9ZSOjf Thank you

Crisis Support

Richmond Borough Mind now offers crisis support through the
Journey Recovery Hub.

We aim to provide you with the information you will need in order to access the appropriate support as or when you need it. Other providers in the borough that also provide assistance if you are currently experiencing a crisis are detailed below.

If you are a Mental Health Carer and are looking for information on how to cope in a crisis please click here.

What is a crisis?

The term ‘mental health crisis’ means that a person is in a mental or emotional state where they need urgent help. Mental health crises may take the following forms:

suicidal behaviour or intention
panic attacks/extreme anxiety
psychotic episodes (loss of sense of reality, hallucinations, hearing voices)
other behaviour that seems out of control or irrational and is likely to endanger the self or others

What are Crises services?

A crisis service is any service that is available at short notice to help a person to resolve a mental health crisis, or to support them while it is happening. These services can range from telephone helplines and crisis resolution and home treatment (CRHT) teams and hospital acute wards.

Local Advice and Support

Kingston and Richmond Assessment Team Self-Referral Line:
020 3513 1733

Out-of-Hours Advice and Support

Mental Health Support line – 0800 028 8000 Monday to Friday: 5pm to 9am.
Saturday, Sunday and bank holidays: open 24 hours.

For those under South West London and St. Georges Mental Health Trust’s out-of-hours crisis and home treatment service.

National Helplines

NHS 111 Tel: 111
Staffed by advisers who offer medical advice and information.
Or visit the NHS 111 website here.
Samaritans – 116 123
Provides 24-hour confidential emotional support
SANEline – 0300 304 7000
Every day of the year: 4.30-10.30pm
MindinfoLine – 0300 123 3393
Monday to Friday: 9am-6pm (except for bank holidays)
Rethink National Advice Service – 0300 5000 927
Monday to Friday: 9:30am-4pm

Adults at Risk

Everyone has the right to live in safety, free from abuse and neglect. If you are the victim of abuse, or you know someone who you think is at risk, or has been abused, then it is important to get help.

You can report your concerns to Richmond Council Adult Access Team on 020 8891 7971 or by completing their online form here.

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3 days ago

This week we surpassed 100 days since lockdown began....how has lockdown been for you ? Are you feeling relieved now or even more anxious?

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Here’s a huge ‘Thank you’ to Nina for raising £432 for RB Mind by hosting a fundraising yoga class focusing on the mental health benefits of yoga. Nina lives locally in Hampton and offers online live classes throughout the week for all levels of yoga. Her teaching emphasises the mental over physical aspects of yoga, this photo proves she’s a master of both! You can find out more at @yogagrown or www.yogagrown.co.uk

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June has been Pride Month, a month dedicated to celebrating LGBTIQ+ communities all around the world and their right to live without persecution.

Those of us with LGBTIQ+ identities are more likely to experience a mental health problem because of wider discrimination in society. We may also face extra challenges around getting the right mental health support. And we sometimes have extra needs or concerns.

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This month's Mindful Memo, Mastering our Mindsets is ready to download. This issue includes tips and advice on how to understand and adapt your mindset. Important skills to master as we ease out of lockdown.

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2 weeks ago

Tonight’s the night! It’s the LAST ONE of our lockdown quizzes, don’t miss out on your chance to join in… buying toilet paper, spending all your time at home, jigsaw puzzles are all part of the experience but you’ve not ‘done’ lockdown until you’ve done an online quiz!

If you have £2 to spare, please buy a ticket, it will help someone in need. We hope you have fun too! Thank you.

Tickets are available here, www.virtualquizevents.com/author/richmondboroughmind/
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2 weeks ago

It’s the last of our fundraising quizzes... If you have 20 mins and £2 to spare, this is a fun and easy way to make a donation. A mental health epidemic is predicted as an effect of Covid-19. Please help us be ready.

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3 weeks ago

Do you over think things?
A bit of self-reflection can be good, but we all have to be careful not to over think things (also called rumination!). In particular, dwelling on negative events can contribute to mental health problems. Find out whether you are reflecting or ruminating ... ow.ly/sGoI50Aa8yI

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3 weeks ago

Yoga for your mental health anyone? Local yogi, Nina @yogagrown is teaching a donation based class this Friday, with all proceeds going to RBMInd.

The Yin & Yoga Nidra class will calm, sooth and ease away worries, anxiety and stress to get you ready for the weekend. Visit Nina’a Just Giving page to learn more about the style of teaching and this special event, inspired by the 6th international Day of Yoga by the United Nations.
www.justgiving.com/fundraising/yogagrown?fbclid=IwAR2UQ51TZUrqKqcGgXDBWE-8IEkzBPjZf1eIx1e7UuO_wW3...

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