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Girls’ Net online mental health course for girls launches in Berkshire
Girls' Net online mental health course for girls launches in Berkshire
Mental health charity holds open day in Reading to showcase its work
A NATIONAL charity with a base in Reading held an open day to showcase the ways it can help those ...
GWR, Network Rail, and Samaritans join forces to bust “blue Monday” myth
Blueming Marvellous Monday sees rail operators working with the charity to dispel the myth of the third Monday in January ...
Talk set to explore psychedelics and mental health
AN NHS DOCTOR is set to deliver a talk discussing the possibility of using psychedelics to tackle mental health conditions.
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