We’re just over half way through our #Day2Day campaign, and we’ve released 8 videos so far to help tackle the stigma surrounding mental health in the workplace.…
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Introducing #Day2Day workplace mental health campaign
What is #Day2Day workplace mental health campaign?
#Day2Day tackles the stigma that surrounds mental health in the workplace. This campaign aims to challenge the perception people have of mental health.…
Announcing #Day2Day Campaign – Press Release
Dorset Mind, in association with Why Digital and Bournemouth University, are to unveil a new video campaign targeting Mental health in the workplace.…
Announcing the NEW Dorset Mental Health Alliance
From January 2018 Dorset Mind are setting up a new Dorset Mental Health Alliance.
What is the aim of the Mental Health Alliance?
…PRESS RELEASE – We urge MPs to support compulsory mental health education
Dorset Mind urges Dorset’s MPs to support plea for compulsory mental health education in commons debate on Monday 6th November 2017.…
World Mental Health Day 2017 #WMHD2017
Today (October 10th) is World Mental Health Day 2017. It’s a day where we all come together to raise mental health awareness.…
The mental health acute care questionnaire deadline: midnight
Our patron, Dr Andy Mayers spoke this morning about Dorset CCG’s acute mental health proposals for Dorset. You may have caught him talking to DJ Steve Harris on Radio Solent’s Breakfast in Dorset show….…
Dorset Acute Mental Health review details
A consultation on proposed options for improvements to statutory services for those experiencing serious mental illness in Dorset has begun…
The acute mental health review
The consultation has been developed to offer the people of Dorset the chance to have their say on proposed changes. …
Have YOUR say – Dorset Clinical Services Review
The Dorset Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) launched a Clinical Services Review in December, which outlines proposals for changes in the way Dorset’s NHS Services are delivered.…
Dorset Mind supports Mind’s ‘Find the Words’ Campaign
It can be hard to find the words to talk to your GP about your mental health, in order to get the right support you need.