Thursday 2 February is Time to Talk Day – the nation’s biggest mental health conversation.
It’s a day for everyone to reach out to friends, family, colleagues, communities, or even strangers.
We all have the power make a change by taking the time to talk and listen.
Talking about mental health isn’t easy but connecting with others and sharing your experience will make you, and them, feel less alone.
Because you’re never alone.
If you or somebody you know is struggling, there are lots of resources to help you, or to help you start a conversation:
Claudia Hammond and the BBC Loneliness Experiment
BBC podcast about the Anatomy of Loneliness
Find out more about the mental health and wellbeing courses Riverside and CLIP offer.