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Relaunch of the Minding your head website

The Public Health Agency is excited to announce the official relaunch of the Minding your head website https://www.mindingyourhead.info is a valuable informational resource created to provide up-to-date information and self-help advice for mental health and wellbeing. The website provides: clear, up-to-date information on mental health and wellbeing, including anxiety, low mood and depression, stress and more; clear information on how you can support someone with their mental health, including information on supporting children and young people; a service directory for people to find help with

SHIP: self-harm intervention programme. Information for primary care staff

This leaflet outlines how staff in primary care settings can help people who self-harm to access SHIP (the self-harm intervention programme) for counselling and support.

SHIP: self-harm intervention programme. Information for patients and families/carers

This leaflet outlines how people who self-harm can be referred to SHIP (the Self-harm Intervention Programme) for support and counselling. The programme aims to equip them with new ways of coping with problems.

Creating hope through action. Walk & Talk: steps to wellbeing

This booklet provides tips and ideas on how to organise your own Walk & Talk event to support mental health and emotional wellbeing in Mental Health Awareness Week, 13-19 May 2024.

Lifeline information sheet for professionals

This information sheet outlines the types of support Lifeline can offer to people in distress or despair, and advises professionals on how they can refer clients to Lifeline.

This information sheet outlines the types of support Lifeline can offer to people in distress or despair, and advises professionals on how they can refer clients to Lifeline.

PHA Mental Health, Emotional Wellbeing and Suicide Prevention Training Framework 2025

The Framework was developed to provide information for individuals and organisations on mental health, emotional wellbeing and suicide.

The Public Health Agency (PHA) Training Framework for Mental Health Emotional Wellbeing and Suicide Prevention is in line with the Northern Ireland Mental Health Strategy and Protect Life 2 Strategy.

Talking really helps campaign evaluation 2022-2023

The 'Talking really helps' campaign evaluation provides post-campaign evaluation results based on the findings from a quantitative survey with a representative sample of the adult population.

The 'Talking really helps' campaign evaluation provides post-campaign evaluation results based on the findings from a quantitative survey with a representative sample of the adult population.

Boxer mental health campaign evaluation 2022-2023

The Boxer mental health campaign evaluation provides post-campaign evaluation results based on the findings from a quantitative survey with a representative sample of the adult population.

Walk and Talk 2023 – “Creating hope through action”

Health and Social Care Trusts and PHA have worked in partnership to develop a campaign to encourage people across Northern Ireland to embrace and demonstrate the theme: Creating Hope, Through Action. The campaign will run from 11 th September -9 th October 2023 to mark the period between World Suicide Prevention Day and World Mental Health Day. This year we are calling on people to ‘Walk & Talk’. Embracing the Take 5 messages to ‘Be Active’ and ‘Connect’. Below are some resources for promoting Walk and Talk events on your social media and some suggested text you could include on your post. You

Mental Health Strategy - Early Intervention and Prevention Action Plan 2022-2025

Recognising that mental ill health is one of the most significant challenges facing our society and public services, the Department of Health launched the Mental Health Strategy 2021–2031 in June 2021.

Recognising that mental ill health is one of the most significant challenges facing our society and public services, the Department of Health launched the Mental Health Strategy 2021–2031 in June 2021.

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