Just asking someone how they are really feeling could save a life.
It's OK to talk about mental health
Our "How Are You Really Feeling" campaign supports everyone to feel more confident in taking action to care for their mental health and wellbeing – with tips on how to ask if someone is really OK.
Our aim is to support our Cornwall and Isles of Scilly community to be better informed and equipped to look after their own mental health and support others. We highlight a range of self-care actions to promote good mental health and tackle common problems. We also signpost to wider resources and services for those in greater need.
Request a pack
If you'd like to display the leaflets in your workplace, community space or local shop you can email phdesk@cornwall.gov.uk to request leaflets and posters.
The leaflet is also available to download.
We'd love to hear from you
If you have used our leaflet and it helped you to help someone, we'd really love it if you could tell us by emailing phdesk@cornwall.gov.uk
Further help
The NHS Every Mind Matters | One You (www.nhs.uk) website is full of advice on how having good mental health helps us relax more, achieve more and enjoy our lives more. They have expert advice and practical tips to help you look after your mental health and wellbeing.
For those who want to learn more about common problems there are more in-depth modules on stress, sleeplessness, anxiety and low mood. There is also information on Trauma, OCD, panic and social anxiety. Each module contains information on what can cause changes in people’s mental health, possible signs to look out for and advice on things you can do. Importantly, it also explain what’s OK and when people should seek further support, including links to IAPT. Advice is also available for those who want to support others who are struggling with their mental health.
Children's mental health | Every Mind Matters | One You (www.nhs.uk) There are times when we all feel the strain. As parents and carers, there are ways we can support children and young people to give them the best chance to stay mentally healthy.
Self-care tips for young people | One You (www.nhs.uk) Knowing what steps we can take to support our mental wellbeing can help us feel better, sleep better and have better relationships with the people around us – and that goes not just for today but for the future too.
For more information please see our Mental health pages.
