Archive March 2018
The Emotional Need of Respect
Written By Ezra Hewing, Head of Mental Health Education, Suffolk Mind
Each month at Suffolk Mind and our wellbeing centre, Quay Place in Ipswich, we focus on an emotional or physical need. Just as we have physical needs for food, drink, sleep and movement, we have emotional needs too which need to be met for us to stay well. The month of March is all about Respect.
It feels great when we are valued by the people around us, but meeting the need to feel respected is about more than lifting our mood. When people show us genuine respect, it tells us something important about ourselves and how we fit into the world around us. When we don’t feel that we are respected it can have a negative effect on our self-esteem. But giving and receiving real respect is about more than platitudes – so how do we tell the difference?
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CCT seeks new tenant for historic Quay PlaceSometimes things happen in our communities that make us feel unsafe. In this blog, by our Head of Mental Health Education, Ezra Hewing looks at what’s going on in our brains and the difference between being safe and feeling safe: www.suffolkmind.org.uk/being-safe-feeling-safe-whats-the-difference/
Being Safe & Feeling Safe: What’s the difference? - Suffolk Mind
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Sometimes things happen in our communities that make us feel unsafe. In this blog, by our Head of Mental Health Education, Ezra Hewing looks at what’s going on in our brains and the difference between being safe and feeling safe We are all born with a need to feel safe, physically, emotionally and...If you are feeling anxious about your job security at the moment, or are newly unemployed or furloughed, our Suffolk Work Well service can support you.
We are currently providing a telephone, text and video calling service to anyone in Suffolk. Visit our website for more details and to self-refer: www.suffolkmind.org.uk/services/suffolk-work-well/
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Suffolk Night Owls is a telephone, text and email support service run by Suffolk Mind. It is available to people with complex emotional needs, including thos...By raising money for Suffolk Mind, you help us to help people in our local community access vital support. It enables us to provide bursary rate counselling to those who need it, create new essential services and support more people over the phone throughout the day and night.
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Fundraising Events
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2.6 Challenge (8)
Event Date: 26/04/2020
Take part in the 2.6 challenge to support Suffolk Mind. Anyone of any age and ability can take on the 2.6 Challenge, with a host of activities – from walking, running, or cycling 2.6 miles, to juggling for 2.6 minutes, or holding online workouts with 26 friends. The ideas and options are endless! -
Ben Burgess (1)
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Ben is raising money for Suffolk Mind. -
Beth from Applaud Coffee, Ipswich (1)
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Beth from Applaud Coffee in Ipswich is hosting coffee workshops online and supporting Suffolk Mind at the same time. -
Carl Scott: Lands End to John O’Groats (1)
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Carl Scott will be biking the distance of Lands End to John O’Groats, 839 miles, for Suffolk Mind.
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Cheryl Pethybridge (1)
Event Date: 20/09/2020
Cheryl is taking part in the Brighton Marathon for Suffolk Mind.
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Emily Burrell (1)
Event Date: 23/08/2020
Approximately 1 in 4 people in the UK suffer from mental health problems each year. So I have decided to do a skydive in aid of Suffolk Mind to try and help local people in need of support.
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Fire Walk (44)
Event Date: 26/02/2020
The East of England Co-op are hosting a firewalk to raise money for Suffolk Mind, on Wednesday 26 February 2020 at Ufford Park Hotel in Woodbridge.
Would you like to rise to the challenge of walking on hot coals? Click here t
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Kelly Porter - Harwich half marathon (1)
Event Date: 05/04/2020
Kelly Porter is taking part in the Harwich half marathon for Suffolk Mind.
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Kirsty Gardner (1)
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Kirsty is painting for Suffolk Mind. -
Link Mortgage Services (1)
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Dress down days at Link Mortgage Services. -
Natasha runs the London Marathon for Suffolk Mind (1)
Event Date: 26/04/2020
Natasha Miles is our first ever Suffolk Mind marathon runner and she's running in memory of her partner, Nick Dinsdale.
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Oliver Southgate (1)
Event Date: 10/05/2020
This year, my new year resolution is to help raise awareness of mental health. So what better way than to raise money for a charity that is also personally very close to me!
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Simone Cotterill sings live (1)
Event Date: 15/05/2020
Simone Cotterill will be singing live on Friday 15th May for Suffolk Mind. -
Suffolk County Council Chairman’s Charity (5)
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We are delighted that the Chairman of the Suffolk County Council, Councillor James Finch, has chosen Suffolk Mind as his charity of the year, helping us in our aim of making Suffolk the best place in the world for talking about and taking care of mental health.
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Suffolk Food Hall (1)
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The team at the Suffolk Food Hall have chosen Suffolk Mind as one of their chosen charities of the year for 2019 and are supporting us with many events and activities throughout the year.
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The MEL Group brightens up the workplace (1)
Event Date: 22/05/2020
The MEL Group is brightening up the workplace on Friday 22nd May. -
TMJ (1)
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TMJ Interiors was established in 1981, and has become a leader in specialist joinery and the interior fit-out industry. We manufacture and install quality joinery for the commercial, residential and specialist sectors, and we pride ourselves on our highly skilled and dedicated team. This year, we
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