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I am a Londoner and this list is pretty decent. We are very welcoming here! It might also be worth adding that there are some great books called "hidden walks of London" that give you guided walks to do all over the city. I thoroughly recommend them

I'm a mental health nurse who works in CAMHS and we are at breaking point. We have no staff, no resources and no support. I love what I do, but it's so hard to stay working for a service that fundamentally doesn't care for its patient or its staff. The NHS is underfunded by the Tories… Read More

A Little Life - by Hanya Yanigahara. I read it within a week and cried for a fortnight. Absolutely outstanding story, characters and grief. I recommend this book to absolutely everyone, but I don't tell them anything about it, other than its the most devastating incredible read they'll… Read More

I work in a kids psychiatric unit and one night a young boy was having his evening shower. I was sat in the nurses station writing notes when I heard him giggling and saw him walking towards me. He held out his hand and showed me a large poo he had just done and wanted to leave in… Read More

Ok article, but really didn't like saying Daniels behaviour in Mrs doubtfire is "PSYCHOTIC". He didn't show any symptoms of mental health difficulties and the word just perpetuates stigma around Mental health, particularly those suffering from psychosis. Would appreciate that bit… Read More

This is a take on the ACE. ADDENBROOKS COGNITIVE EXAM. Some of the questions have been altered for the purpose of doing the test online and are a little easier. In the UK, it is one of the primary tools for testing for Dementia. It tests recall memory, episodic memory, logic, reasoning..… Read More