Dealing with bereavement
All of us have to find our own ways of dealing with bereavement. One of mine was to start writing poetry. The first effort emerged about a year after my wife died. In it I tried to express the...
Strategies for Living with Bipolar disorder
Who am I? I’m Jude or Judith Critchley. I have a passion for life, for mental health for speaking out. I have a good life now. It can be variable depending on my stress...
How Partnership Working Impacts UK Holistic Support Programs
Our long-time supporters know us as a devoted follower of the methodology of partnership working. One of the main reasons for adopting partnership working is that it allows us to reach a greater...
Partnership Working in Health and Social Care: The Bridge Perspective
Bridge believes that a holistic approach to wellbeing is required for tackling the UK’s wildfire of chronic illnesses. As Dr Brock Chisholm, the first Director-General of the World Health...
Tools for Recovery from Mental Illness
Outside the usual gloom and crisis of global politics and war there seems to be a steady stream of talk in the media in the UK, and arguably around other Western nations, of the need for us to focus...
How a Holistic View of Health & Wellbeing Brightens the UK’s Future
Few, if any, modern-day healthcare professionals in the UK would refute the intimate link between depression and chronic physical illness. While scientific evidence to prove this multi-directional...
Holistic Wellbeing Services: The Key To Beating Chronic Diseases
The UK health sector is fighting a runaway fire in treating the soaring number of people with long-term medical conditions. Dr Martin McShane, NHS England's director for long-term conditions,...
The 1 Factor that Thwarts Your Long-Term Health Care Policy
Community health care programs in the UK are becoming increasingly aware of the need for a holistic approach to health and wellbeing. While stories of the short- to medium-term successes of...
Bridge Reduces the Socio-economic Impact of Mental Illness
Mental health recovery is not an overnight matter. After a diagnosis, a journey begins. This may involve hospitalisation before discharge into the community. However, once in the community what...
Childhood Depression – How to Spot It and What to Do
The symptoms of depression in children vary. It is often undiagnosed and untreated because they are passed off as normal emotional changes that occur during growth. The...
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