How to support your grieving friends this Christmas
It’s Christmas Eve. Your presents should be wrapped, your turkey will soon be in the oven, and you’ve probably aleady started on the Prosecco. And
Beth French
December 24, 2017
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It’s Christmas Eve. Your presents should be wrapped, your turkey will soon be in the oven, and you’ve probably aleady started on the Prosecco. And
I wrote this piece originally for Young Minds, a charity that helps young people who struggle with their mental health. I’m reposting it here as
Everyone experiences self-doubt at times in their life, but one of the consequences of depression is that the demon of self-doubt can be crippling and
If you’re not a Christian, maybe you won’t understand this blog post at all. Even if you are a Christian, it might be confusing. Believing
It’s been 127 days since what I call my worst time – the time when I finally started grieving and my depression took hold. I’m
How long do you have to wait before you can claim that something has changed your life? It’s been 24 hours since I first read
Hannah, who has previously written for Let’s Talk About Loss, wrote to me in response to my article explaining to others how to help me through
Last week was Mental Health Awareness Week, and it got me thinking. Princes William and Harry have been doing incredible work reminding the country that it
Dear Prince Harry, The two months after my mum died do not exist in my memory. The first memory I have after she died in
Mark Woodward lost his dad many years ago while he was still at university. 33 years later, he can still recall the phone call that changed