12 Days of Listening
 

This December, keep your eyes on our social media pages for our ‘12 Days of Listening’ as we run up to the festive period with the Feeling Good app. We have 12 scenic listening places to share with you, to help you relax to our wellbeing audio tracks in a variety of settings. During the 12 Days, we will be offering free, full access to the Feeling Good app, to help support your wellbeing this festive season.

Movember Campaigns

This #Movember, we’ve been sharing quotes and videos from men discussing what mental health means to them over on our social media pages. We’ve also shared Edinburgh Police Officer Kevin’s moving story on his recovery from suicidal depression through the Feeling Good app over on our website. 

On Tuesday 30th November, we will be closing up #Movember with the webinar ‘Wellbeing and the Men’s Sheds Movement’, where Feeling Good co-founder Dr Alastair Dobbin will be speaking to Charlie Bethel, Founder of the UK Men’s Sheds Movement about men’s mental health. Get your FREE tickets here.
 

Help for Long-COVID Module
 

In our latest update of the Feeling Good app, we have released audio-tracks to help those coping with Long-COVID. Check your app for more info, or read about why we think it will help on our blog: it’s a fascinating story of human evolution! 
 

Feeling Good for Schools
 

We still have places available on our Feeling Good for Schools programme for a February 2022 start, including some free places. If you want to learn more, or sign your school up to the programme, please get in touch with us via email at Rebecca@fpmh.org.uk.

University/College Recruitment

The pandemic has amplified discussions surrounding students’ mental health, and the wellbeing difficulties faced in University environments, but we understand that these difficulties existed before the pandemic, and will, unfortunately, likely exist beyond the pandemic. Therefore, with the new term moving forward, we’re looking to collaborate with more universities and colleges to provide our Feeling Good App to their students. 

We are also excited to be in the development stages of ‘Feeling Good: Wellbeing Ambassador’ roles for our partner universities. If your university or college would be interested in getting involved, or you would like to find out more, please get in touch with us via email at Karen@fpmh.org.uk.

Where can I download the Feeling Good App?

Feeling Good (App Store)

Feeling Good (Google Play Store)

Feeling Good Teens (App Store)

Feeling Good Teens (Google Play Store)

Where can I learn more?

Feeling Good website

Foundation for Positive Mental Health website