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Suicide TALK Training
SuicideTALK is a maximum two hour awareness session that is aimed at all members of the community. Its goal is to make direct, open and honest talk about suicide easier.
SuicideTALK is structured by and organised around the question “Should we talk about suicide”?
By looking at this question in a number of ways, participants may discover some of their beliefs and ideas about suicide and those of their community. Participants also examine the range of things they can do to help prevent suicide.
During this session ways to help a person at risk are discussed. The pain of those touched by suicide is acknowledged. it helps participants clarify their beliefs, therby creating a strong foundation for future suicide prevention work.
For further information, please contact Penny Strickett on:
Telephone: 01706 752334
Email: [email protected]
Wellbeing Directory
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Elefriends
Elefriends is a supportive online community where you can be yourself. We all know what it’s like to struggle sometimes, but now there’s a safe place to listen, share and be heard. Find out more
Information Line
Rochdale and District Mind operate a confidential mental health telephone information line: Please telephone our freephone number 0800 107 0729 or 01706 752338 Find out more
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june, 2020
It's #VolunteerWeek and we would like to say a huge THANK YOU to all our volunteers. We couldn’t deliver our vital services across #Rochdale #Middleton and #Heywood without your support #NeverMoreNeeded
It’s important to look out for one another, please check in with others, in a safe way, and if anyone is struggling with their mental health and wellbeing, please contact us. Our self-referral form is here: www.rochdalemind.org.uk/refer & Information Line 01706 752 338
Our free & confidential telephone counselling service is accepting new referrals & we currently have a very short waiting list, if you would like to talk to one of our counsellors you can complete an online referral form here www.rochdalemind.org.uk/refer
Our Wellbeing Directory is a useful online tool to help you find mental health information and organisations locally, regionally and nationally. Visit our Wellbeing Directory at wellbeingrochdale.info
Rochdale wellbeingdirectory - Home
We hope you find the database helpful and easy to use. It contains a wide range of mental health information. The database is designed to make accessing information as straightforward as possible. Services provided both in the statutory and voluntary sectors are constantly changing and it is hoped t...Our Social Cafes are a fun way for people who live in Rochdale, Middleton and Heywood to break up your day and connect with others. We're on Zoom each week day and always welcome new people to join our chat.
