Supporting other people

If you're worried about a friend, family member, or loved one, you're not alone. We've got loads of helpful resources, tips and advice to help you support someone in your life who's struggling with their mental health.

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Conversation Coach

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I’m worried about someone

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Worried about someone's mental health?

Supporting Someone

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How to: Help someone who’s feeling suicidal

How-Tos

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How to: Have a difficult conversation

How-Tos

Suicidal Thoughts Supporting Someone Mental Health Advice

Talking to children and young people about suicide

Suicidal Thoughts

Movement Against Suicide Advice United Against Suicide Get Help On

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Other places to find support

There’s loads of organisations out there that can help you get something specific sorted in your life. You can explore those organisations here.