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1. www.nhs.uk › depression-in-adults › support-groupsSupport groups - Depression in adults - NHS

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   Visit the Mind website for information about support groups in your area. If you're a carer and affected by depression, ring the Carers UK helpline on 0808 808 7777 to find out how to meet other carers. Or you can ask your GP or your local talking therapies service about depression support groups in your area.

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3. www.mind.org.uk › information-support › types-ofUseful contacts - depression - Mind

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   03444 775 774 (helpline) 07537 416 905 (text) anxietyuk.org.uk. Advice and support for people living with anxiety.

4. www.mind.org.uk › how-to-find-a-support-groupFinding peer support - Mind

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   Online mental health support groups. There are lots of peer support groups and communities online. Mind runs Side by Side, which is open to anyone over 18. It's an online mental health support community with thousands of members. Other charities also offer chat forums. Social media platforms such as Facebook or Reddit have community pages.

5. www.mind.org.uk › peer-support-groupsPeer support groups - Mind

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   Peer support groups for mental health. Support groups are where people with similar experiences can connect and support each other. This might be in person, or online. But usually, no one is more of an expert on mental health than anyone else. You help each other by sharing or listening to the rest of the group.

6. www.peertalk.org.ukPeerTalk : Facing Depression Together

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   Contact Us. For enquiries about our groups. Phone or text 07719 562 617. Email enquiries@peertalk.org.uk. For administrative enquiries. Phone or text 07908 493 880. Email admin@peertalk.org.uk. Post: PeerTalk Charity Office, 55 Woodside Road, Silsden, Keighley, BD20 0BN.

7. www.nhs.uk › how-to-help-someone-with-depressionHow to help someone with depression - NHS

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   Gently encourage them to help themselves – for example, by staying physically active, eating a balanced diet and doing things they enjoy. Get information about the services available to them, such as an NHS talking therapy service or depression support groups in their area. Stay in touch with them by messaging, phoning or meeting for coffee.

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   Where can I find support groups for depression?

   • Visit the Mind website for information about support groups in your area. If you're a carer and affected by depression, ring the Carers UK helpline on 0808 808 7777 to find out how to meet other carers. Or you can ask your GP or your local talking therapies service about depression support groups in your area. What happens at a support group?

   Support groups - Depression in adults - NHS

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   How do I contact a support group if I have depression?

   • If you're a carer and affected by depression, ring the Carers UK helpline on 0808 808 7777 to find out how to meet other carers. Or you can ask your GP or your local talking therapies service about depression support groups in your area. What happens at a support group? Sitting and talking isn't the only thing that happens at meetings.

   Support groups - Depression in adults - NHS

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   Where can I get help with depression?

   • Learn about depression, its symptoms and possible causes, and how you can access treatment and support. Find tips on caring for yourself, and guidance for friends and family. Mind's helplines provide information and support by phone and email. Local Minds offer face-to-face services across England and Wales.

   Useful contacts - depression - Mind

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   Where can I get help with mental health issues?

   • Hub of Hope lists services in your area. It's a mental health support service provided by the charity Chasing the Stigma. Some peer support groups are run by the NHS. These may be at hospitals or organised by community mental health teams (CMHTs). You might need a referral from your GP to attend these types of support.

   Finding peer support - Mind

   www.mind.org.uk/information-support/guides-to-support-and-services/peer-support-groups/how-to-find-a-support-group/

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   How do I get help with depression?

   • This is sometimes called peer support. Self-help groups allow people with depression to provide, as well as receive, help. Visit the Mind website for information about support groups in your area. If you're a carer and affected by depression, ring the Carers UK helpline on 0808 808 7777 to find out how to meet other carers.

   Support groups - Depression in adults - NHS

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   Where can I find mental health support online?

   • There are lots of peer support groups and communities online. Mind runs Side by Side, which is open to anyone over 18. It's an online mental health support community with thousands of members. Other charities also offer chat forums. Social media platforms such as Facebook or Reddit have community pages.

   Finding peer support - Mind

   www.mind.org.uk/information-support/guides-to-support-and-services/peer-support-groups/how-to-find-a-support-group/

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9. mentalhealth-uk.org › support-and-services › findFind local support - Mental Health UK

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   They have over 200 mental health services and 140 local peer support groups across England. Find support local to you. The Rethink Mental Illness Advice and Information Service offers practical help on a wide range of issues such as The Mental Health Act, community care, welfare benefits, and carers rights. They also offer general information ...