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Having spent years working in fashion and beauty, my desires in my career and how it aligned with my own values evolved, leading me to focus in on copywriting within the mental health sector.

My experience as a Been There mentor and copywriter for Grae Matta played a crucial role in this transition, deepening my desire to contribute to a field that makes a difference in people's lives. In my current role with Clinical Partners, I apply my copywriting expertise to support mental health initiatives, using clear and empathetic communication

With neurodevelopmental disorders being a subject close to my heart alongside mental health, Clinical Partners, a leading provider mental health, autism, and ADHD services, offered a perfect environment to do important work that helped people improve their lives in a way that aligned with my passion.

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Is there a link between neurodivergence and the LGBTQ+ community?

What is meant by LGBTQ+?LGBTQ+ is an umbrella term that stands for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer or Questioning, with the “+” representing a wide range of other identities related to gender and sexuality.Being LGBTQ+ means that someone’s sexual orientation (who they’re attracted to) or gender identity (how they experience and express their gender) is different from those who are heterosexual (attraction to the ‘opposite’ sex or gender) and cisgendered (those whose gender identity an...
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Eating disorders and suicide: The hidden risk to patients

When many people think of the risks of eating disorders going unaddressed, they likely think of physical risks such as heart failure, muscle atrophy, damage to organs such as the liver, pancreas, and kidneys, hormone imbalances, and more. One risk that you may not consider is the second leading cause of death among individuals with anorexia nervosa – suicide.Looking at the NICE guidelines for treatment of eating disorders, suicide is only mentioned twice and never as a risk factor relating speci...
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Menopause and mental health: Managing wellbeing through change

Menopause is a natural part of ageing for those who experience menstruation, yet surveys have shown that over 60% of those impacted by it felt they were uninformed, with over 30% stating that they were dreading it. Physical symptoms are often better known, yet the mental health impact cannot be ignored.In the above survey, most symptoms reported were psychological experiences such as mood swings, brain fog, irritability, poor concentration, poor memory, low mood, lack of motivation, reduced conf...
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How to protect your mental health while staying informed on world news

How distressing news can impact mental healthIn recent years, we have seen what may feel like a record number of macro events -large-scale, significant, or long-term events which occur outside of the everyday norm. From the 2020 global pandemic to the outbreak of conflicts, threats of war, political change, climate change, the cost-of-living crisis, and even social issues within our communities, we’ve all been affected by a variety of concerns for ourselves, our loved ones, and the future.While...
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Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week: What you need to know

What is the impact of maternal mental health issues?You may be aware of fatigue, feelings of increased loneliness, and even increased anxiety around financial issues that impact new parents, but with suicide being the leading cause of direct maternal death between 6 weeks and 12 months postpartum, we cannot underplay the impact that starting a family can have on mental health. Addressing maternal mental health, reducing stigma, and increasing support for those struggling can make a life-changing...
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How to talk to your child about the news and distressing events

Understanding how children process newsChildren of different ages will react differently to distressing events. Young children may struggle with abstract concepts, which can make it easier for them to accept news at face value, but can make them susceptible to internalising their fears. Teenagers are likely to have a better understanding of the context surrounding news, making it easier to understand, but they also might feel more overwhelmed by the bigger picture. Some common reactions include...
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What is the impact of social media on children and young people's mental health?

The negative impact of social mediaThere are a variety of ways smartphone and social media use can be impacting your child, both internally and externally. Below are some researched examples to look out for and work with your child to prevent.Depression and anxietyA study published in the Journal of Medical Internet Research found that social media use can lead to negative social comparison, resulting in lower self-esteem and increased risk of mental health problems among adolescents. The chance...
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Social media as a tool for radicalising young people: What parents need to know

Once seen as a more covert aspect of the internet, the nature of sharing harmful and radical ideologies is changing through social media. Recent news has sparked concern with far-right symbolism being used openly in politics by those who own social media platforms and in the realm of celebrity, both causing a large volume of online discourse.With more children being impacted by radicalisation than ever before and at younger ages, it’s crucial for parents to understand the risks, warning signs, a...
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What role does social media play in loneliness and social anxiety?

Social media has revolutionised the way we connect with others, providing a virtual space for communication, entertainment, and self-expression. However, its impact on mental health is a topic of great research and debate. While social media can help alleviate loneliness and ease social anxiety, it can also contribute to isolation and exacerbate mental health struggles if not used correctly. In this article, we explore both the positive and negative effects of social media on loneliness and soci...
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The mental health impact of COVID-19 on young adults

The educational impact of COVID-19 on young peopleDisruption to education and social activities at a crucial stage of development into adulthood was the experience of a substantial proportion of students in the UK over the course of the COVID-19 pandemic. By 20 March 2020, all schools, including secondary schools and higher education institutions, were closed for in-person teaching, except for children of key workers and vulnerable students.While attempts were made to minimise the impact of this...
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How COVID-19 has impacted the parents of young people in the UK

How parents perceive the toll of COVID-19 on their childrenOne of the purposes of our survey was to establish whether parents had noticed mental health challenges in their children. Of those surveyed, 31% of parents felt their child's mental health has worsened since the COVID-19 pandemic.41% of parents surveyed believe their child has struggled with anxiety, with 14% saying they have seen their child experience panic attacks. A further 21% reported their child experiencing depression and 20% ha...
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The five-year mental health impact of COVID-19: Lived experiences

With five years having now passed since the onset of COVID-19, we’re seeing emerging research into the long-term impact of such an extreme world event. This isn’t unusual, with a variety of extreme events being the subject of research but, when discussing COVID-19's impact, especially on mental health, we believe the focus shouldn’t be on data alone.We recently completed our own research into the mental health impact of COVID-19 on young adults and parents to grasp the size of the issue, but we...

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