COMMUNITY MIND CONNECT
Leading the change for better mental health and digital responsibility.
Art for well-being
Our workshops offer a nurturing space for individuals in the Lancaster District to explore their creativity, reduce stress, and enhance emotional well-being. Through engaging in artistic activities, participants can develop new skills, build confidence, and find solace in self-expression.
SOCIAL MEDIA & MENTAL HEALTH
We foster open dialogue about the complex relationship between social media and mental health. By exploring the potential impacts, we aim to raise awareness and promote healthier digital well-being.
COMMUNITY COLLABORATION
Through collaborative partnerships with local schools, organizations, and individuals, we work together to create supportive environments where everyone can thrive. By uniting our efforts, we aim to address community challenges, celebrate diversity, and build a brighter future for all.
EDUCATION & EMPOWERMENT
We are dedicated to empowering individuals with the tools they need to prioritize their mental well-being. Our comprehensive approach includes providing accessible educational resources and engaging workshops that equip people with practical strategies for managing stress, building resilience, and fostering emotional balance.
Dopamine: A Rush to Nowhere He craves the high, but the crash is brutal. Dopamine follows the fast-paced life of Jamie, a young man hooked on the constant rush of dopamine. He chases fleeting pleasures, from social media validation to risky thrills, but the cycle leaves him feeling increasingly empty and isolated in the doctor's office. As his dopamine addiction spirals, his mental health crumbles. Can he break free before it consumes him entirely? #DopamineFilm #MentalHealthAwareness
Research shows that Mental health is an issue in the Lancaster and Morecambe district, with suicide rates above both the regional and national averages - 15.1 per 100,000 population, with the English average at 10.4 per 100,000 population. Data from the Small Area Mental Health Index (SAMHI) show that areas of higher deprivation have increased rates of poor mental health.
