We all have mental health. We should be able to talk about it in the same way we talk about physical health.
Ups and downs are a normal part of all of our lives. It shows strength to talk about how you’re feeling when things are becoming tough.
Most boys and young men in Herts already think it’s OK to talk about their mental health, but sometimes they aren’t sure how to go about it.
We all have mental health, just as we all have physical health.
This new Hertfordshire campaign aims to make it easier for all of us to talk about our mental health and seek help when it’s needed. At the moment 70% of Herts boys and 72% of Herts girls think it’s ok to talk about their mental health. We need to make it 100%. More information is available for parents and carers can be found on the Just Talk campaign here
Tackling stigma, and making mental health relevant for teenage boys, Hertfordshire's Just Talk campaign launched on January 2018. Just Talk is a year-wide campaign, but we hold a campaign week on the third week of each November.
Please visit the new campaign website for more information www.justtalkherts.org
We all have mental health, just as we all have physical health.
A new Hertfordshire campaign aims to make it easier for all of us to talk about our mental health and seek help when it’s needed.
At the moment 70% of boys and 72% of girls in Hertfordshire think it’s ok to talk about their mental health. We need to make it 100%.
