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How to start a conversation about mental health when you're worried about a friend [VIDEO]
If you are worried that a friend, family member or someone you're working with might have a mental health issue, it can be really difficult to know how to start and sustain the conversation. In this video I wake you through some ideas to help you plan what to say and do.
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7 年Some great advice here. Driving is a great time to talk, I find. I don't know if it's because of not having / being able to sustain eye contact (between driver and passenger) but many quite deep revelations have been made when in the car, driving around.
Managing Director, UKCP registered CTA Psychotherapist and EMDR Therapist at Deaf4Deaf Ltd & DisabilityPlus, MSc, PgDip, BSc(Hons)
7 年Thanks. Please can you put subtitles on as the auto generated ones are not very good. Love to read what you’re saying.
CollectivEd Advisory Board at Leeds Beckett University. Former leadership & wellbeing coach and Deputy HT.
7 年Thank you Pooky this is a great addition to your series of recent videos and one I'll be sharing during my MH school leader coaching sessions.