Our blog
Welcome to our blog filled with information, opinions and comment on everything to do with mental health.We hope to open up debate and new thinking by featuring a variety of different bloggers.
All of our posts contain the opinions of the author and not necessarily those of Twining. Any advice or tips in blogs may not always be right for you- so contact a health professional if you need support or aren't sure.
'London' blog posts:
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18.09.18What if mental health issues rise because things are getting worse?
Life expectancy figures are going into reverse specifically in the UK and US, whilst in many wealthy countries these figures are continuing to rise. Read more
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11.05.17What does the General Election mean for Mental Health?
We've invited Reece Hobson, Relationships Manager at Social Sense to reflect on the policies which might affect our work from the major political parties. Read more
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6.05.15Who Should I Vote for?
Your polling card may have arrived and you’re ready to vote but you may be feeling confused. So who should I vote for, from a mental health point of view? Read more
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1.05.15An Interview with SEEC
Lily Grouse is a Specialist Healthcare Consultant for the Venn Group, an employment agency dedicated to temporary and interim employment. She interviewed our Operations manager to find out more about SEEC and how the two organisations are working together Read more
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30.04.15Mental Health & Employment: What's the Issue?
Mental health blog by Lily Grouse about why people rarely talk to her about mental health but are very open about their physical health. Lily is a Specialist Healthcare Consultant for the Venn Group, an employment agency dedicated to temporary and interim Read more
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6.08.14Get on your Bike!
Andy Webb is Twining’s Development and Capacity Manager at Twining Enterprise; here he writes about his re-found passion of cycling and the relationship between mental wellbeing and physical exercise. Read more
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26.06.14Five Tips for the Stressed Out Employee
Josie, a Career Coach and Advisor, shares five top tips to help workers find better ways of handling stress. Read more
