Are you feeling stressed? We have pulled together a guide to help you understand what stress is, how to identify if it is a problem, and the 17 things you can do if you’re feeling stressed. 

We recently visited The Farmers Good Mood Cafe in Yaxley, Peterborough. In this blog, we hear from John and Alvin who have experienced mental health challenges and they share how the Good Mood Cafes can help you when you feel like you’re not coping. We also caught up with CPSL Mind volunteers Teresa and David Baker, to hear how volunteering at the Good Mood Cafes is so rewarding.

Partnering with local organisations, CPSL Mind is launching new, bespoke suicide prevention training for the public and professionals to support neurodivergent, migrant, and LGBTQ+ communities.

CPSL Mind’s Olivia Hubbard caught up with CPSL Mind fundraiser Ollie Stevens to hear how his love of running changed everything and how he is encouraging the corporate world to speak openly about their mental health.

Heatwaves, or long periods of hot weather, are becoming more and more commonplace in our lives. As the sun shines, it can be easy to forget that weather affects our individual health as well as being an indicator of the impact on the climate around us.

Understand why staying well is important for mental health and how our wellbeing impacts our emotional and mental health.

Everything you need to know about the benefits of working for a local charity like CPSL Mind.

Meet Rachel, a passionate volunteer whose experiences with Williams Syndrome highlight the challenges and triumphs of living with a learning disability, emphasising the need for understanding and opportunity.

Ashley Bunn has been announced as the new Chief Executive Officer of Cambridgeshire, Peterborough and South Lincolnshire (CPSL) Mind

The Suicide Prevention Capacity Builder Project will use CPSL Mind’s existing STOP Suicide campaign, workshops and resources and adapt and bespoke them for three high-risk groups: LGBTQ+, Neurodiverse and migrated communities.