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For #WorldMentalHealthDay we got members of the public to #AskUsAnything about mental health and what it's like to live with a mental health problem.   In this video our local Time to Change Champions answered these from their own lived experience. 👉youtube.com/watch?v=P67z-I…

Too often, mental health stigma can stop people from having open conversations. Your attitude to mental health could change someone’s life.

Everyone regardless of religion or affiliation to Time to Change is invited to this online Festival of Lights Diwali event 7.30pm Thurs 12th November 😀💚👇 eventbrite.co.uk/e/time-to-chan…

Wonderful gang of Time to Change Champions who are the core dynamo of an incredible social movement. These people shared their lived experience and built the foundations for business leaders, politicians and members of the Royal Family to openly speak about their mental illness.

I'm feeling so many emotions about Time to Change coming to an end next March. Thinking of all the amazing people who shaped and led the movement for change through their #livedexperience & courage. I'm proud to have been a small part of it. The funding may end, the passion won't!

We still need more 💰+ more conversations, but I'm proud to have been a tiny part of the campaign, the first roadshows and Champions network.I had a lot of fun, learnt a lot, put up a lot of marquees + met some ace people too Gooders #WinoLogical (he/him) FRSA Angela Etherington Jenny Tudor

Today we have published a group of resources to help people who have been detained under the Mental Health Act, and their families, understand their rights in relation to the Human Rights Act and the Equality Act. You can view the guides here ➡️ orlo.uk/TWeAQ

For those struggling with their mental health, Christmas can sometimes come with added pressure or anxiety. If someone you know needs extra support, try really listening to their concerns and let them know it's ok to say no.

If someone in your life is struggling with their mental health, you might not be able to fix things for them. But a few small actions can help to lift the pressure of the festive period:

2 days to go! A small conversation on #TimeToTalk Day could make a big impact on someone struggling with their mental health. Our Time to Change Champions and Veterans from Forgotten Veterans UK will be sharing how small conversations have made a difference to them on Thursday!

Please RT Let’s all have ONE conversation about mental health today - this year it is more important than ever as our nations struggle psychologically with COVID. Talking provides vital support & save lives - it takes a call/text/social post Time to Change #TimeToTalk Day TYou

It takes people to do the small things that make the big things happen. The Power of Small. #TimeToTalk Time to Change Angela Etherington Tom Renhard Sue Forber @LizAndrews01 Marvin Rees

Today is #timetotalkday 2021. Whatever you do today, tomorrow or into the future, let's open up to mental health, let's talk more, let's listen lots, let's change lives - one conversation at a time.

On #TimeToTalk Day we're launching Mental Health Awareness for Sport & Physical Activity+. The updated eLearning has been developed by Mind UK Coaching 1st4sport Sport England the sport sector & people experiencing mental health problems bit.ly/MHASPAplus

In about 10 minutes, two of our AMAZING young champions - Katie and Carys will be discussing how small things that anyone can do, can make a big difference. So tune in at time-to-change.org.uk/time-talk-day/… This event is perfect for young people and schools.

The Time to Change Champions' poetry book is a very beautiful thing... take a look 👇 #TimetoTalk

.Time to Change we know how important it is that we influence the environment within which we're encouraging conversation to take place, that's why we work with thousands of pledged employers, schools, hubs and communities to change the way we all think and act about mental health

Powerful stuff..so proud to have been involved in this 15 year ground breaking mental health anti-stigma movement. so much more needs to be done. TTC maybe coming to an end but the mh anti-stigma campaigning carries on with each and every person touched by it