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As part of this year's Mental Health Awareness Week and it's focus on body image we spoke to 5 people with lived experience to explore their differnet perspectives of how self image had an impact on their mental health.
#Mentalhealthawarenessweek: The fifth and final anonymous blog in our series. This one exploring the experience of againg on our mental health.
#MentalHealthAwarenessWeek: The fourth in our series of anonymous blogs, this time from the perspective of a parent
#Mentalhealthawarenessweek: Our 3rd anonymous blog comes from somebody who experienced mental ill health at a young age.
#Mentalhealthawarenessweek: The second anonymous blog this week, this time from the perspective of a carer.
#MentalHealthAwarenessWeek 2019: The first of 5 anonymous blogs this week exploring different experiences of how mental health impacts the way we view ourselves.
At the early stages of projects, I sometimes hear a reluctance from people to include the voices of people with lived experience in work, like it’s a distraction – the idea of coproducing with somebody who hasn’t had their training or education panics some people. But surely the purpose of education or training is to give you the knowledge that people with lived experience are living every day?
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