Join Voice Collective on Thursday 25th November 6:30-7:30pm in making mental health related memes together! This workshop is for a small group of young people (up to 25 years old) who hear voices.
Mental Health Meme Making Workshop Read More »
Our service Healthy Minds Community Programme are looking for Navigator Volunteers to help people from Camden reconnect with the local community.
Become a Navigator Volunteer! Read More »
Our wellbeing and recovery service Phoenix has launched their new programme for October to December 2021.
Phoenix Wellbeing and Recovery latest programme Read More »
Join Voice Collective on Monday 15th November to share in our discussions and learnings around what works in facilitating online peer support spaces, considering the benefits as well as the downfalls of online spaces, in addition to exploring practical facilitation skills.
Facilitating Online Peer Support Spaces Read More »
From designing trinkets inspired by the unclaimed tokens left behind at the foundling museum, to forest bathing deep in the heath. We have something special for you this autumn.
Healthy Minds Winter Programme Read More »
We have several exciting volunteering opportunities that we are currently recruiting for.
Volunteer with us! Read More »
Suitable both for professionals and for those with lived experience of voices, visions or beliefs. For anyone looking to enhance existing facilitation skills or to learn from scratch. User-survivors, support workers, psychologists, nurses & O.T.’s all welcome.
Hearing Voices & Alternative Realities Group Facilitation (3 days) Read More »
The Zen Project and Healthy Minds, Mind in Camden present A Day Long Celebration of Wellbeing! Workshops, Short, guided Zen Sessions on our converted American school bus of Breathwork, Guided Meditation & Sound Healing, Fitness classes, Alternative therapies & treatments (eg massage), Tarot Reading on Thursday 14th October.
A Day Long Celebration of Wellbeing Read More »
This online workshop will be facilitated by two people with lived / living experience of these issues, and aims to strike a balance between questioning the construct and discussing practical approaches to some of the difficulties clinicians and policymakers associate with it.
I IS FOR INSULT: Questioning “Borderline Personality Disorder” Read More »
Last Christmas, Mind in Camden were lucky enough to receive a performance from the World Harmony Orchestra, a social enterprise made up of professional musicians who play for charitable causes.
Cuppa Concerts for Phoenix Members Read More »
As with any charity, the support we receive from individuals and charitable trusts helps us to continue to provide our essential services. However, support isn’t all about money – we value any kind of contribution you may be able to make to our services or organisation.
