Today is Time to Talk Day. This is an invaluable campaign put together by the charities Mind and Rethink Mental Illness…
Please see Time to Talk Day 2nd February 2023 which covers:
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1. Introduction
Today is Time to Talk Day. This is an invaluable campaign put together by the charities Mind and Rethink Mental Illness. The aim is to encourage communities to come together and talk about Mental Health.
The saying goes, it’s good to talk. This is something that is helpful and beneficial and can make the greatest difference in a decision-making process.
It is not only good for decision-making, but also for our mental state of mind and well-being. It is not always easy to do. It might not always be possible, but talking about things, can make a difference to someone’s day and to the outcomes of situations.
Life has been a big challenge over the past few years. We became conditioned to a new way of life. Everything that we once knew was different.
- Social distancing
- Lockdowns
- Isolating
- Shielding
These are things that we hadn’t known and were not used to in our everyday life.
It felt like there might be no end in sight, and things would or couldn’t return to the normal that we had been accustomed to all our lives.
During the pandemic and lockdown period when everything became online including socialising, I personally almost programmed my mind to this being the “new normal” I blocked out what life was like before when we could do and go where we wanted, and be around people.
It wasn’t until things started returning to normal that I realised the huge impact it had, and it allowed me to realise and remember that I missed seeing people and talking to them in person. For these reasons, we felt it important to do this as a topic.
Please see Time to Talk Day 2nd February 2023
2. Time to Talk Day 2nd February 2023
2.1 Time to Talk Day
“We are pleased to announce Time to Talk Day 2023 will take place 2 February 2023, run by Mind and Rethink Mental Illness, in partnership with the Co-op and”…
“Time to Talk Day 2023 is on on Thursday 2 February. Run by Mind and Rethink Mental Illness, in partnership with the Co-op, the day is all about bringing people and communities together to talk about mental health”.
2.3 Time to Talk Day – Rethink Mental Illness
“It’s Time to Talk Day on Thursday 2 February 2023! Run by Mind and Rethink Mental Illness, Time to Talk Day is the nation’s biggest mental health”..
2.4 Time to Talk Day 2023 | Event Info & Teaching Resources
“Time to Talk Day 2023 is taking on Thursday 3rd February. The aim of Time to Talk Day is to raise awareness about mental health and wellbeing by encouraging”…
2.5 Time to Talk Day 2023 – Change Your Mind
“We are pleased to announce Time to Talk Day 2023 will take place 2 February 2023, run by Mind and Rethink Mental Illness, in partnership with the Co-op and”…
3. Our final thoughts
We hope this topic will be of use to those who read it.
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