Have you experienced mental health challenges? Do you have a mental health condition?

Posted on: July 15, 2025

Join our online community!

Let’s Talk Mental Health is about coming together to connect, support and inspire; and drawing on our own experiences to engage, empower and educate.

It’s a safe space where you can share your mental health journey, express yourself creatively through art or poetry, participate in a podcast and find meaningful opportunities to make change.

Help shift the narrative around mental health in Essex and beyond by having positive conversations, telling real stories and challenging stigmas. 

 
Get involved today: LetsTalkMentalHealth.org.uk

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