With NHS waiting times for mental health treatment extending to up to two years and many sufferers feeling isolated, we continue striving to help those who need it today. Looking. read more…
I have many concerns about the short, mid, and long term impact of lockdown. One of them is parents who may feel a sudden pressure to be ‘exceptional teachers’ to. read more…
The idea of life being a celebration of the ‘journey’ and not the ‘destination’ is not a particularly new concept, I see it bounced around in quotes on Pinterest and. read more…
As a charity, PoetsIN have become so much more than the name would suggest. We’re not just about poetry. Yes, we use poetry alongside other writing techniques in our powerful. read more…
This week, Wellbeing Wednesday comes from a new member of the PoetsIN team, Pablo Meccano. He brings his take on mental wellbeing and what responsibility truly means. Who Put the I. read more…
Shedding the big sack of guilt. Having a mental illness often comes with a huge slab of guilt. Yep. Guilt. This guilt comes in all shapes and forms, but often. read more…
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Tag: wellbeing
A History of Mental Health Part One – Ancient Times
With NHS waiting times for mental health treatment extending to up to two years and many sufferers feeling isolated, we continue striving to help those who need it today. Looking. read more…
Home Schooling and Your Wellbeing
I have many concerns about the short, mid, and long term impact of lockdown. One of them is parents who may feel a sudden pressure to be ‘exceptional teachers’ to. read more…
Embracing Vulnerability by Ambassador Jo Hodson
The idea of life being a celebration of the ‘journey’ and not the ‘destination’ is not a particularly new concept, I see it bounced around in quotes on Pinterest and. read more…
Mental Wellbeing Profile – SUP Enthusiast Vicky Phillips Shares Her Story
As a charity, PoetsIN have become so much more than the name would suggest. We’re not just about poetry. Yes, we use poetry alongside other writing techniques in our powerful. read more…
Wellbeing Wednesday – Who Put the I in Response-ability by Pablo Meccano
This week, Wellbeing Wednesday comes from a new member of the PoetsIN team, Pablo Meccano. He brings his take on mental wellbeing and what responsibility truly means. Who Put the I. read more…
Learning to Let Go of Guilt by Co Founder Sammie
Shedding the big sack of guilt. Having a mental illness often comes with a huge slab of guilt. Yep. Guilt. This guilt comes in all shapes and forms, but often. read more…