Mental Health Awareness Week 2020 – Small Things, Great Impact
Ahead of Mental Health Awareness Week, I remember the kindness that saved my life. Small things, great impact. We can all save lives.
Continue readingMental Health, Marathons and Faith… a road of redemption
Ahead of Mental Health Awareness Week, I remember the kindness that saved my life. Small things, great impact. We can all save lives.
Continue readingI’ve been involved in many mental health campaigns… this is a little different! One in Four combines art, football & mental health.
Continue readingFor so long we’ve told people that it’s OK not to be OK. Perhaps now is a time to encourage people, to tell them that it’s OK to be OK.
Continue readingVirtual races and running are all the rage in lockdown. Some may ask: “has the running world gone virtually mad?” … I say not!
Continue readingCharities face a £4 billion loss to Covid. I hope you’ll consider paying it forward for my #21in2021 campaign so they can still save lives.
Continue readingToday was not the London Marathon. However, I did run up Birdcage Walk & reflected that the journey is what changed me not the finish line.
Continue readingI’ve heard that lockdown is the introvert’s paradise. Here is my take of living through this crazy period from my deeply introverted soul.
Continue readingIn times that we’ve not known, I’m uplifted by wide dialogue around mental health but very alarmed at how many have suddenly become experts.
Continue readingTokyo, Paris & Barcelona already cancelled to the masses. As Coronavirus rages, Boston, London & all spring marathon runners await their fate
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