Over 70 runners joined our social run on Tuesday 29 October in Southway, Plymouth.

This year our team will be popping up in several different locations across the county and we would love to see you there!

This year’s Mental Health Awareness Week will take place from 13—19 May. Check out our timetable of wellbeing activities and workshops for the week.

Talking about mental health isn't always easy, but this Time to Talk Day it’s important to try and start a conversation.

Tuesday 10 October. Awareness is just the start. Now it's time to act.

Some advice on how to spot early warning signs of suicidal thoughts, and how to speak to someone and offer support.

There’s so much more we can do. Help us do more locally for mental health by supporting #YourLocalMind today.

We asked our staff: What approaches do you use #ToHelpMyAnxiety? Hopefully some of the responses can help others to deal with their feelings.

This Mental Health Awareness Week, we felt that it was important to highlight the impact money worries can have on our mental health, to help ensure that no one feels alone during these challenging times.

Anxiety is the theme of this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week, so we’re sharing some information, advice, and tips for managing feelings of anxiety.

Information and tips on how to identify and better manage our stress levels, reducing the risk of mental ill health.

Donate a small amount from your monthly salary to Devon Mind and support our work with no admin or fees!

Devon Mind visited the Bluebirds for their home fixture against Helston Athletic in the Toolstation Western League.

Talking about mental health isn't always easy, but this Time to Talk Day it’s important to try and start a conversation. Luckily, there are some resources available to help.

Feeling under pressure is a normal part of life. But becoming overwhelmed by stress can lead to mental health problems or make existing problems worse.

We’re partnering with the Toolstation Western League and the Kitchen Kit South West Peninsula League to raise awareness of local mental health support.

This year’s theme for WMHD 2022 is to make mental health and wellbeing for all a global priority. It’s never been more important to raise awareness.

Some advice on how to spot early warning signs of suicidal thoughts, and how to speak to someone and offer support.