Mind Your Head

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This book was such a good read, it's nice to see books about mental health that aren't always sad and serious. All parcels sent outside of the UK are subject to customs charges, this now includes the EU as of January 1st 2021. Our range of Mind Your Head Signs clearly marks out areas with low clearance and ensures that staff and visitors alike are warned of the potential hazard. More information on looking after your mental health and the support which is available across Northern Ireland can be found at www. Dawson and Hewitt have written a warm, frank and supportive guide for young people offering welcome insights and practical tips on how to manage their thoughts and how to seek help (.

Many people who have had serious thoughts about suicide have said that they feel completely different only hours later. This must-have anthology featuring stories and poems from 12 black, Asian and minority ethnic authors deals with the subject of change with wit, emotion and moments that will make you stop in your tracks.

Across RPA we recognise that there are many challenges facing farming communities right now, and that many of these are having an impact on mental health. For some people these bouts of low mood can be short-lived and manageable, but for others these periods can become prolonged and can interfere with their day-to-day functioning. The tallest man in Europe lives in England, at 7ft 7in, there aren’t many doorways that he would fit under without ducking. The 3mm, stainless steel or aluminium composite versions of the sign can be screwed directly onto a surface. The booklet targets first year students at universities and further and higher education colleges, as the transition from school to tertiary education can be a stressful time.

At Mind Your Head, our is job not only to look after those who may be struggling with their mental health, but also to make sure that those who are supporting them are getting the help and care that they need. It is also important to constantly remind employees of low clearance to ensure that they do not accidently bang their head which can lead to serious injury. The illustrations from Gemma Correll add to the non-threatening package of Mind Your Head and I can imagine it'll appeal to the target audience - and anything that encourages taking responsibility for your own wellbeing (and this goes for all age groups) can only be a good thing. It’s important to take care of your mental and emotional wellbeing during the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak.Juno Dawson leads the way with this frank, factual and funny book, with added information and support from clinical psychologist Dr Olivia Hewitt.

However be particularly careful where an obstacle is above a slope or steps as you may need to measure from the step above instead of the height directly below the obstacle. Her favourite colour is turquoise, her star sign is Aquarius and her favourite word is Albuquerque, just in case you were wondering. It's almost like chatting with a straight-talking, no nonsense friend, as Juno brings a touch of humour to some sensitive subjects. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products. This book really makes people feel like they’re not alone as not only does it include information and helplines but also includes anecdotes (personal stories) to help you understand how it impacts real people!We use cookies to help to serve personalised adverts and non-personalised adverts through the Google Advertising network. Featuring a vibrant rainbow design, and our super-sized Q logo, you won't find a more stylish way to make a statement. This week we’re sharing information about the Mind Your Head campaign, on behalf of Yellow Wellies, Farm Safety Foundation. The Farming Community Network (FCN) have people you can talk to about stress, depression, isolation, or any farming related issue which might be adding to these.

We’re proud to support the Mind Your Head campaign and also to work with many farming welfare organisations that support mental health in rural communities. The booklet targets first year students at university and further and higher education colleges as the transition from school to further education can be a very stressful time. Aimed at young adults, the book is accessible and supportive with humorous illustrations by Gemma Correll (.

In 2015, Juno announced her transition to become a woman, having lived thus far as the male author James Dawson. Colouring is high visibility and uses the ISO standard yellow background with contrasting black text and graphics. She is a School Role Model for the charity Stonewall, and also works with the charity First Story to visit schools serving low-income communities.