Share The Vitality Netball Superleague is delighted to support Every Mind Matters; a new campaign which aims to help people take simple steps to look after their mental wellbeing and support others. Public Health England (PHE), in partnership with the NHS, has officially launched Every Mind Matters today. It is increasingly recognised that taking care of our mental health is as important as maintaining good physical health. A new PHE survey reveals more than eight in ten (83%) people have experienced early signs of poor mental health including feeling anxious, stressed, having low mood or trouble sleeping in the last 12 months. Every Mind Matters shows people the simple ways they can look after their mental health and be better prepared for life’s ups and downs. People are encouraged to visit the Every Mind Matters website to create a free personalised action plan designed to help them deal with stress, boost their mood, improve their sleep, get active and feel more in control. Developed with clinical and academic experts, national mental health charities and people with experience of poor mental health, Every Mind Matters is clinically assured by the NHS and supports people to build simple changes into their daily lives – such as reframing unhelpful thoughts, breathing exercises and increasing physical activity. At the Vitality Netball Superleague we see the importance of looking after your mental wellbeing and getting active, as we hear regularly that women who have started playing netball or more netball have seen improvements in their mental wellbeing. All of these actions have a well-evidenced impact on improving and maintaining good mental health, which can help people to get more out of life, feel and function better, have more positive relationships and manage difficult times – now and in the future. To discover simple steps for a healthier mind, create your bespoke action plan at: www.everymindmatters.co.uk Related news post 12th Aug 2022 The First Interview: Lenize Potgieter talks Thunder, pressure, and weather Reading: 5 mins Manchester Thunder Previous Story Severn Stars name squad for Fast5 2019 Next Story Excitment building for British Fast5 Netball All-Stars Championship More News 12th Aug 2022 News The First Interview: Lenize Potgieter talks Thunder, pressure, and weather Reading: 5 mins 12th Aug 2022 News Manchester Thunder sign South Africa star Lenize Potgieter Reading: 3 mins 12th Aug 2022 News 2023 Signing Window explained: How do VNSL transfers work? Reading: 4 mins 8th Aug 2022 News The five biggest transfers from the 2022 Signing Window Reading: 5 mins 7th Aug 2022 News Commonwealth Games: Legacy Netball Reading: 4 mins More Google Ad – MPU – Right Column