Remember that although the deadline for submissions for the next issue is upon us (Tuesday 12th February 2008), relevant articles may be considered for the Blog. Submit them in person to Martyn Hughes or Dorothy lauder (both from the IT Suite), or e-mail them to: inner.mind@cwpnt.nhs.uk
By the way, the missing web address from the Citizens Advice Bureau article in the winter issue of the newsletter is: www.macclesfieldcab.org.uk
They can also be e-mailed on: macclesfieldcab@bigfoot.com
The full article will appear in this space soon.
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An online newsletter by and for people who have experienced mental health problems.
Inner Mind Final Countdown
This blog is dedicated to the memory of Martyn Hughes 1967 to 2010 and Stephen Gregory 1974 to 2011, both greatly missed. We will be posting copies of all the Inner Mind newsletters, memoirs and then a final message to followers. Thank you for taking the time to read this message and feel free to browse around the blog. We will answer any comments for a short while, until we have completed our task and say our last good-byes. God Bless and Thank You.
About Us
Contents
- 1 st Issue (1)
- 2007 (5)
- 2008 (4)
- 2009 (3)
- 2010 (1)
- 2011 (2)
- Advice and Information (3)
- BananaLambs (2)
- Benefits (2)
- CAB (5)
- Christmas (2)
- Colleges (4)
- Competitions (1)
- DIB (4)
- Directions PLUS (12)
- East Cheshire Mental Health Forum (6)
- Events (8)
- Fish Tales (4)
- Help Us (3)
- Humour (7)
- Inner Mind Articles (4)
- INNER MIND NEWSLETTER (9)
- Interviews (3)
- Macclesfield District CVS (4)
- Making Space (2)
- Mental Health PLUS (7)
- News Item (2)
- NHS (2)
- Peatfields (4)
- Poetry (4)
- Recovery (12)
- Road 2 Recovery (3)
- Rosemount (4)
- Service User Experience (6)
- Social events (11)
- Stigma (4)
- The Willows (3)
- therapies (11)
- Time to Change (1)
- WRAP (3)
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The Advantages of Inner Mind:
- • Service users can write their own articles:
- ...on coping with mental illness
- ...noting their experiences
- ...adding anecdotes, articles and poetry
- • They can broaden their administration and/or computer skills:
- ...skills needed in a working environment
- • Feedback:
- ...suggesting ways to improve the newsletter
- ...joining the editorial team.
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