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Presentation – Emotional Wellbeing for BAME Frontline Workers

By Haylee Cowley | September 4, 2020 | Comments Off on Presentation – Emotional Wellbeing for BAME Frontline Workers

A CASS and Rethink Mental Illness PowerPoint presentation on Looking after Ourselves and Our Minds, tailored to BAME staff.  Please click on the ‘Read Only’ option to view and use.

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Presentation – Emotional Wellbeing for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Women

By Haylee Cowley | September 4, 2020 | Comments Off on Presentation – Emotional Wellbeing for Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic Women

A CASS, Rethink Mental Illness and Bristol Women’s Voice PowerPoint presentation on Looking after Ourselves and Our Minds, tailored to BAME women.  Please click on the ‘Read Only’ option to view and use.

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Mental Health for Muslim Women

By Haylee Cowley | March 28, 2019 | Comments Off on Mental Health for Muslim Women

A booklet produced by the Muslim Women’s Network UK  

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Leaflet – Emotional Wellbeing for BAME People

By Haylee Cowley | November 22, 2018 | Comments Off on Leaflet – Emotional Wellbeing for BAME People
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