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Colonial Legacies: Healing from White Supremacy at the Intersection of Disability, Class and Culture. Wed, 23 March 2022, 14:00 – 16:30 GMT

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.

We are running a 10-week free online photography course in partnership with Create! Charity.

Our members spent eight works working with different art mediums to create personal and experimental pieces. These extraordinary works will be displayed at the Foundling Museum until January 4th 2022.

From creating digital poetry influenced by the changing face of Camden to threading trinkets inspired by the unclaimed tokens left behind at the foundling museum, you’ll find something meaningful to do in the cold winter months ahead.

They diagnosed me a schizophrenic when I was just a Gemini: Race Equality and Mental Health

The psychological health group is slightly different to the other workshops that we run in that it is a formal long term therapy group. The group is suitable for people struggling with interpersonal or emotional issues, who are able to make a regular fortnightly commitment.

Mind in Camden were delighted to attend Camden’s Climate Change Alliance COP26 event on Wednesday 3rd November – an exciting evening with thought provoking discussion.

In collaboration with Student Minds, Voice Collective are looking to create a short film animation raising awareness of how Universities can support students who may be hearing voices, seeing visions or have other sensory beliefs and experiences.

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.