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We reported last month that one of our supporters, Dan Spencer, was taking on an incredible fundraising challenge this year – running a half marathon in every month of 2019 – to raise money for Bristol Mind, and we’re back… Read more

The opening hours for our listening services over the Christmas and New Year period are as follows: MindLine is opening as per usual over the Christmas and New Year period. MindLine Trans+ is closed on Monday 24th December but is… Read more

Bristol Mind is running an Applied Suicide Intervention Skills Training (ASIST): 24th and 25th April 2019 9:00am – 4:30pm being held at the University of Bristol Careers Service training rooms. Please see Eventbrite for further details and to book a… Read more

Bristol Mind is running Mental Health First Aid Courses on the following dates: 7th and 8th January 2019 9:30am – 4:30pm being held at the University of Bristol Careers Service training rooms. Please see Eventbrite for further details and to… Read more

Bristol Mind attended the flag raising ceremony on College Green on Tuesday 20th November to mark the Transgender Day of Remembrance. Following this everyone was invited to the Lord Mayor’s Chapel  for refreshments. Tom Hore, Director of Bristol Mind gave… Read more

Some of Bristol’s best poets are coming together for a truly unique event at Glenside Hospital Museum on Thursday 22 November 2018, to raise money for both Bristol Mind and the Hospital Museum. Hosted by Milk Poetry (“Bristol’s most nurturing… Read more

Held on Wednesday 10th October 2018 at 7pm, Waterstones Bristol BS1 3XD Coinciding with World Homeless Day, an event has been organised at Bristol Waterstones featuring the book No Homeless Problem by Seamus Fox. Having experienced homelessness himself, Seamus understands… Read more

There are still places available for the Employers Mental Health and Wellbeing Symposium on Saturday 15 September. Further details and tickets available here 

Tom Hore, Director of Bristol Mind was invited to the Launch of Mental Health at Work .  the Launch was attended by the Duke of Cambridge and Paul Farmer (CEO of Mind) .  Heads Together campaign, Mental Health At Work is… Read more

Bristol musician Joe Perkins has suffered from Depersonalisation Disorder (DPD) for over a decade.  Once described as, “The most common mental illness you’ve never heard of,” it leaves you feeling as if you’re constantly dreaming, or permanently drunk, and completely… Read more