Conversations about mental health change lives.
Join Time to Talk on Thursday 2 February and get the nation talking round the clock.
At the moment, too many people with mental health problems are made to feel isolated, ashamed and worthless by other people’s reactions.
But talking about mental health doesn’t need to be difficult. It can be as simple as making time to have a cup of tea or go for a walk, and listening to someone talk about how they feel.
Being open about mental health and ready to listen can make a positive difference to someone’s life.
"It's #timetotalk because if you say something, you realise how many people around you haven't, and needed to"
This is what Time to Talk Day is all about – giving us all the chance to talk and listen about mental health.
Whatever the hour, every conversation, every text, every share means more people are reached and more lives are changed.
Much more information at: http://www.time-to-change.org.uk/
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