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Mental Health

Mental health still appears to be a taboo topic - we want to change that. We are now gearing our editorial focus to shine a spotlight on the complex and under-reported world of mental health. We will be conducting interviews, writing blogs and feature pieces, and inviting guest writers to provide you with engaging and informative content that hopefully inspires people to be more open and honest about their mental health.

  • Blog I deleted my social media apps for a week, here’s what I found
    8 May 2021

    I deleted my social media apps for a week, here’s what I found

    by Zsofia Pasztori-Kupan Contributor

    Deleting Instagram and Facebook for a week encouraged me to research the science behind our social media usage and its effects on our mental health and self-image.

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  • Blog Understanding anxiety
    25 April 2021

    Understanding anxiety

    by Zsofia Pasztori-Kupan Contributor

    If you are interested in the main symptoms and the most common triggers of anxiety, and would like some tips on how you can deal with it, this article is for you. 

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  • Blog Toxic Productivity and Hustle Culture: A work-obsessed world
    15 April 2021

    Toxic Productivity and Hustle Culture: A work-obsessed world

    by Daisy Mellor Contributor

    Hustle Culture. Toxic Productivity. Why is the world so work-obsessed and what are the dangers of this intense lifestyle?

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  • Blog ADDitude Woman: My mind works a triple shift everyday
    5 April 2021

    ADDitude Woman: My mind works a triple shift everyday

    by Fiona Tovey Contributor

    ADD in women is often underdiagnosed and misrepresented as simply being ‘ditzy’. The reality is a brain that is working overtime to the point of despair or exhaustion. International Women’s Day is a perfect time to celebrate neurodiversity in women

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  • Blog Cars and music: finding peace in a pandemic
    3 April 2021

    Cars and music: finding peace in a pandemic

    by Milli-Rose Rubin

    This piece explores my relationship with music and my relationship with my mother, during a time where we were living in emergency housing. 

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  • Blog Flippin' Productive
    5 February 2021

    Flippin' Productive

    by Phoebe Haroon

    I am 20 years old and now have a flip phone. This doesn't make me special but it does make me happier and much more productive. Could you ditch your smart phone?

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  • News One in four young people 'unable to cope' with the pandemic
    21 January 2021

    One in four young people 'unable to cope' with the pandemic

    by Tom Inniss Voice Team

    Survey results from The Prince’s Trust find a quarter of young people are at risk of giving up on their future and themselves.

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  • Blog Why Coming Out is So Important
    5 December 2020

    Why Coming Out is So Important

    by Olivia Marken

    We live in a world where sexuality and gender identity do matter, and coming out shouldn't be shameful. So why is it?

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  • Blog Can Art Be Considered Medicine?
    30 November 2020

    Can Art Be Considered Medicine?

    by Sara Mahmood Local Reviewer

    Gold Arts Award; Unit 1, Part D- Form and communicate a view on an arts issue. Reflecting on the importance of Art for Health and wellbeing.

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  • Event NGYT This Is Me Dance Tutorial for Odd Socks Day!
    16 November 2020 – 20 November 2020

    NGYT This Is Me Dance Tutorial for Odd Socks Day!

    by Hannah Kelly

    Free NGYT Odd Socks Day and Anti Bullying Week Dance Tutorial for Primary, Infant and Junior Schools!

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  • Blog Mental illness – The silent curriculum
    21 October 2020

    Mental illness – The silent curriculum

    by Bea Kerry Contributor

    Mental illness is affecting every single school child in the UK, but we aren’t talking about it. Mental health needs to be brought out of the shadows and put firmly on the school curriculum for all to see and learn.

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  • Interview Interview with Harriet Knock, author
    10 October 2020

    Interview with Harriet Knock, author

    by Tom Inniss Voice Team

    Newly-published author Harriet Knock talks about how she captured her mental health challenges in a collection of poems. 

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  • Blog Giving Up - Are You Taking Too Much On?
    4 October 2020

    Giving Up - Are You Taking Too Much On?

    by Olivia Marken

    In a society that currently tells us we must always carry on, no matter whether we feel burned out, unhappy or unsuited to a task, I explore whether it's sometimes better to drop things and give up.

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  • Interview Interview with Sam Klegerman, photographer
    30 September 2020

    Interview with Sam Klegerman, photographer

    by Tom Inniss Voice Team

    Global fashion photographer Sam Klegerman talks about their career and their new publication Yes No Thank You Goodbye, an honest and vulnerable photographic narrative that documents their mother's early on-set Alzheimer’s.

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  • Blog Do Arts Subjects in Schools Matter?
    8 July 2020

    Do Arts Subjects in Schools Matter?

    by Emily McKie

    For a long time we have been fed the narrative that arts subjects don't belong in schools. So I decided to dig a little bit deeper. Why do people feel this way about these subjects? And is there any substantial evidence to support their views?

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  • Blog My new normal: Looking after your mental health
    2 July 2020

    My new normal: Looking after your mental health

    by Bea Kerry Contributor

    In this world of unforeseen difficulties and surprises, are we learning how to look after ourselves better?

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  • Event The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery Potty Gardening Club
    20 June 2020 – 31 July 2020

    The Potteries Museum & Art Gallery Potty Gardening Club

    by Museum Education

    With many of us spending more time at home, now is the perfect chance to discover the wildlife living on your patch. Exploring the garden is a great way to connect with nature.

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  • Blog Barriers to Participation Within the Arts
    25 May 2020

    Barriers to Participation Within the Arts

    by Gina Learmond

    So many people don't participate within the arts or find it hard to do so. I want to find out what the barriers to participation within the arts are, how this has come to be and what is being done to help tackle this issue.

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