Tag: Trowbridge Users Group
Do You Have the Balls to Seek Help?
Every November, moustaches start sprouting on faces across the world — not just as a style statement, but as a symbol of something bigger. It’s…
Superstitions, Occult Beliefs and Mental Health: Historical Perspectives, Cultural Dynamics, and Contemporary Implications
Abstract Superstitious and occult beliefs have long served as frameworks through which societies interpret misfortune, illness, and psychological disturbance. From pre-modern notions of possession and…
🌦️ How Seasonal Changes Impact Mental Health: More Than Just “Winter Blues”
Seasons influence far more than our wardrobes or social plans — they can deeply affect our mental health. While most people have heard of Seasonal…
🌿 GrassRoots Fundraiser for Trowbridge Service Users Group – Coming This November!
We’re excited to share that our friends at GrassRoots Trowbridge will be holding a special fundraiser this November in support of the Trowbridge Service Users…
Practical strategies to manage low mood and mental health over winter
These are things you can try yourself, many with no cost or low cost: Local/community support available in Trowbridge, Wiltshire Here are services, groups, and…
Upcycling Butler Sinks into a Calming Garden Water Feature
At Trowbridge Service Users Group, we’re always looking for creative ways to make our garden space more welcoming, soothing, and connected to nature. Recently, we…
Mental Illness in Wiltshire and Trowbridge: Types, Prevalence, and Severity in Relation to Commonality
Date: 18 August 2025 | Audience: Wiltshire and Trowbridge residents, community advocates, service users, and local planners Executive Summary Mental illnesses affect many people in…
The Importance of Creativity for Mental Health
Abstract A growing body of interdisciplinary research indicates that creative engagement—whether through visual arts, music, writing, crafts, or other creative leisure—can produce measurable improvements in…
Why Do Neurodivergent individuals and People with Mental Illness Become Isolated and Alone?
For many living with mental illness, isolation isn’t just a side effect—it’s a painful reality. Despite increased awareness of mental health, far too many people…
The Unspoken Effects of Mental Health
The Unspoken Effects of Mental Health When we talk about mental health, we often picture visible signs—crying, panic attacks, or emotional outbursts. But for many…
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