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Helpful stuff about mental health, golf, and being a person
How to Have a mental health conversation
Small ways to check in with your friends without making it weird
The Golfer's Guide to Self Care
Practical ways to look after yourself on and off the course.
What's new
The Gentle Art of Mentioning Therapy
How to suggest therapy without sounding like you've swallowed a wellness blog
How to Recognise and Respond When Someone Is in Crisis
Straightforward steps for when things feel urgent.
5 signs its time to focus on your mental health
Mental health doesn’t always show up in capital letters. Here are a couple of ways it could show up.
Feeling Off? 5 small things that might help today
Practical things for you to try on days that feel like double bogeys.
What to say instead of i'm fine
A few upgrades on “fine” that might get you better chats at the bar, in the office, or on the 7th tee.
Breaking the Awkwardness Around Mental Health in Golf
How to make chats about your head feel as normal as talking handicaps or the weather at your club.
If someone is struggling, this is your game plan
Straightforward steps to support a friend through a rough patch
The Golfer's Guide to Self Care
Practical ways to look after yourself on and off the course.
How to Spot When Someone Might Be Struggling
The signs to look for, whether you’re on the course, in the clubhouse, or anywhere else.
How to tell someone you’re not OK
Simple ways to say you’re struggling without making it awkward
Not sure what you’re feeling? Here’s what you can do
For the days when your head feels off but you’ve got no idea why.
Taking Care of Yourself
The Golfer's Guide to Self Care
Practical ways to look after yourself on and off the course.
Feeling Off? 5 small things that might help today
Practical things for you to try on days that feel like double bogeys.
Not sure what you’re feeling? Here’s what you can do
For the days when your head feels off but you’ve got no idea why.
5 signs its time to focus on your mental health
Mental health doesn’t always show up in capital letters. Here are a couple of ways it could show up.
The Golfer's Guide to Self Care
Practical ways to look after yourself on and off the course.
Feeling Off? 5 small things that might help today
Practical things for you to try on days that feel like double bogeys.
Not sure what you’re feeling? Here’s what you can do
For the days when your head feels off but you’ve got no idea why.
5 signs its time to focus on your mental health
Mental health doesn’t always show up in capital letters. Here are a couple of ways it could show up.
Breaking the Awkwardness Around Mental Health in Golf
How to make chats about your head feel as normal as talking handicaps or the weather at your club.
Conversations
What to say instead of i'm fine
A few upgrades on “fine” that might get you better chats at the bar, in the office, or on the 7th tee.
How to tell someone you’re not OK
Simple ways to say you’re struggling without making it awkward
How to Have a Mental Health Conversation
Conversation Starters for Golfers
Quick ideas to get you talking about more than golf stats and fantasy football.
How to Have a Mental Health Conversation
What to say instead of i'm fine
A few upgrades on “fine” that might get you better chats at the bar, in the office, or on the 7th tee.
How to tell someone you’re not OK
Simple ways to say you’re struggling without making it awkward
Supporting Someone Else
How to Recognise and Respond When Someone Is in Crisis
Straightforward steps for when things feel urgent.
The Gentle Art of Mentioning Therapy
How to suggest therapy without sounding like you've swallowed a wellness blog
If someone is struggling, this is your game plan
Straightforward steps to support a friend through a rough patch
How to Spot When Someone Might Be Struggling
The signs to look for, whether you’re on the course, in the clubhouse, or anywhere else.
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Mind
Mind’s full library of mental health guides, from anxiety to race and resilience.
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The Jed Foundation
Mental health guidance for teens and students. Skills, scripts, and where to turn
Suicide Prevention
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YoungMinds
Straightforward support for young people and parents. Signs to watch and what can help
Mental Health
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Samaritans
Free 24 7 listening support by phone, chat, or email. No judgement, just time
Suicide Prevention
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NHS Mental Health Hub
The NHS home for mental health - symptoms, treatments, and how to get support.
Mental Health
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CALM (Campaign Against Living Miserably)
Guides that make tough stuff feel doable. Clear steps, no fluff
Suicide Prevention
United Kingdom
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NAMI (National Alliance On Mental Illness)
Nationwide organisation offering education, advocacy, and free peer-led support groups.
Mental Health
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Resources
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About: Depression
Overview of depression - symptoms, causes, treatments, and support options.
Depression
United Kingdom
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Self-Care For Anxiety
Mind’s guide to realistic self-care for anxiety: tips that actually help.
Anxiety
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Tips On How To Help A Friend
What to say and do when a friend is struggling. Set boundaries and get backup
Take Care Of Yourself
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Find a Support Group Near You
Find a free, peer led support group near you or online
Conversations
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Take The Head Inspection
Pop the hood and answer 18 quick questions about how your head is running
Take Care Of Yourself
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Find Talking Therapies (NHS)
Service finder for local talking therapies - CBT, counselling, and support.
Take Action
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