The Guideposts Information & Support phone line opened a year ago, in March 2020. It was coincidental, if fortunate, that it was just at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic. Our team have been at the end of the phone to support people through this exceptional year, and have developed the service to fit the needs of the time.
To mark World Autism Awareness Week we spoke to some of our community to find out what it’s like to live with autism and what autism means for them.
One of our Henry Smith House yoga class members, Carole, tells us about her experiences and how she came to pranayama.
We’re aiming to raise £4,250 to support 50 people to take part in our outdoor wellbeing programme at Paradise Fields, Oxfordshire.
Paul continues his blog series on mental health with a discussion on the male experience.
Paul continues his blog series to reflect on World Mental Health Day and his own experience ending mental health stigma.
Creative hobbies like photography are great for boosting our mood and lowering our stress levels. It’s a really great activity for our mental health.
Paul, shares how he has looked after his wellbeing during lockdown, from having a routine to getting creative and enjoying nature.
Volunteer Paul shares his story of mental health and LGBT campaigning through Guideposts.
This week is mental health awareness week so we spoke to our team in Watford who run our mental health work at Henry Smith House.
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