The #FreeBritney movement spends a lot of time trying to interpret the messages of her social media posts, but this one might be a stumper.
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Friends, or a , you can calm down your headspace through repetition. This is especially true for music.
“When a melody is familiar, that can be comforting because you know what to expect, you know what’s coming next,” says , MA, LCAT, MT-BC, CASAC, a psychiatric music therapist.Keeping track of your changing moods can help you manage them. “Use a visual reminder to track waves of stress, calm or anxiety,” says Colangelo, who uses an oversized wall calendar to track her own.
The #FreeBritney movement spends a lot of time trying to interpret the messages of her social media posts, but this one might be a stumper.
All new SEATs will now come with a QR code fixed to the inside of the driver’s sun vizor that takes users to a specially designed page on the suicide-prevention organisation’s website.
After jetting off to Dubai, Amber Gill has defended her posting of pictures from her holiday.The reality star, who swapped her signature curls for a seriously sleek 'do previously, was taking part in a Q&A with her fans on Instagram, when one follower told her it wasn't right for her to be posting during the global pandemic.The person in question wrote: "I think it's not right to share your hol when things are so bad in the UK.
Frankie Bridge has impressed OK! with her services to mental health this year and as a reward for her honourable work we’ve awarded her as one of our heroes of 2020.
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mental health issues in young musicians.‘Little Drummer Girl’ is the brainchild of drummer Charlotte and producer Kerr from The Echo Lab Music Studios in Scotland.As well as raising awareness of mental health issues, the song also aims to tackle gender disparity in festival line-ups and the music industry at large.“We’ve been inspired to keep an eye on all of our young students and bands, from hearing about the loss of Frightened Rabbit frontman, Scott Hutchison – whose band inspired me to enter
direct to your inboxA mental health patient caused 'terror' in the Arndale centre after stabbing a Nando's waitress then claiming he'd planted bombs in the toilets.Ali Algdaner, 27, who suffers from paranoid schizophrenia, had been allowed to leave a mental health unit at Salford Royal Hospital before heading to the shopping centre.Armed police raced to the Arndale, and after they detained him Algdaner said: "It's a terrorist plot, I've done a terrorist attack."Algdaner said he had planted a
Little Mix to focus on her mental health.The singer announced her departure from the pop group earlier this week, revealing in a statement that “being in the band has really taken a toll on my mental health.
Boris Johnson to think again on the plans that would allow three households to mix between 23rd and 27th December and allow people to travel the length of the UK.
affected by lockdown or are living with a mental health condition, you could be eligible for financial support to help with additional daily living or mobility costs.
It sounds like it’s time for Jesy Nelson to move on…
Little Mix after nine years.The singer, who last month announced she was taking an extended break from the group due to “private medical reasons”, has now formally left the group.Little Mix shared the news on Twitter today (December 14), citing health reasons for Nelson’s exit.“After an amazing 9 years together Jesy has made the decision to leave Little Mix.
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coronavirus pandemic.One Industry One Voice (OIOV), the coalition of UK events associations and businesses, has shared a list of all the organisations on offer to help to those experiencing stress and mental health issues ahead of the festive season.“As other industries now begin to return to work, restrictions upon capacities and social distancing [mean] a large number of live events are no longer viable, and the people who organise and deliver them remain out of work,” OIOV said in a