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PRESS RELEASE: ‘Move Your Mind’ – Get active and improve your wellbeing this January!

Move Your Mind is an exciting new challenge due to take place in 2021 with the aim of encouraging people to start the New Year by getting active and completing at least 30 minutes activity EVERY day in January.

Dorset Mind Drop-in Mental Health Information Sessions

PRESS RELEASE: NEW mental health drop-ins for key workers and residents launch this weekend!

The Dolphin Shopping Centre and Dorset Mind have partnered together to offer drop-in mental health information sessions in the Eco Hub inside the Centre itself.

PRESS RELEASE: ‘Shout out Loud’ for World Mental Health Day

Dorset based singer/songwriter Keiran Knowles is due to release his second single, ‘Shout Out Loud’ at midnight 9th October.

Dorset Mind and New Body Fitness announce new partnership

September 23, 2020
Katy Breese
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Dorset Mind & New Body Fitness partner to promote the benefits of fitness for improving mental health and creating a positive mindset.

PRESS RELEASE: BRAND NEW Surf and Yoga wellbeing programme SELLS OUT in days!

September 20, 2020
Katy Breese
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Dorset Mind partners with Resurface to provide an affordable 12-week surf & yoga course aimed at adults 30+ who want to improve their mental wellbeing.

A Man And Woman Talking On World Suicide Prevention Day

PRESS RELEASE: Local charity issues 5-step plan for World Suicide Prevention Day

Emergency services personnel and members of the public who experienced stress and other issues during the pandemic are to benefit from free mental health workshops.

PRESS RELEASE: Police and Crime Commissioner funds FREE mental health sessions

Emergency services personnel and members of the public who experienced stress and other issues during the pandemic are to benefit from free mental health workshops.

PRESS RELEASE: Dorset Mind secures Lottery funding

Dorset Mind, has been awarded sizeable funding from the National Lottery to help expand their support programme for young people’s mental health across Dorset.