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Protecting Those Who Care: Prioritising Staff Wellbeing in High-Impact Work
By Jack Fox (Office & Facilities Manager) At Harmless, we spend our days talking about safety, but usually it’s in

Finding Joy in the Work: A Reflection on Happiness and Healing
By Danny Charters (Therapist) As a therapist at Harmless, I inevitably spend a great deal of time thinking about suffering.

Participants Required for Research Study
Harmless is supporting a research study exploring how parents experience the loss of a child to suicide and whether there

Every Seat Matters: The Ripple Effect of Cancellations in Suicide Prevention Training
By Helen Birch (Training & Education Officer) At Harmless, the centre of excellence for self harm and suicide prevention, we

Different, Not Less: World Autism Acceptance Week
By Eleanor Haggar (Clinical Support Worker) This week marks World Autism Acceptance Week – an opportunity to improve public understanding,

Trans Day of Visibility: The Single Greatest Thing I Have Done to Improve My Mental Health is To Be Me
Trans Day of Visibility is marked annually on 31st March. It is a day to celebrate the lives, achievements and

You Might Be Wrong About Bipolar
By Anna Scott (Clinical Support Worker) It takes an average of 9.5 years to get a correct diagnosis of bipolar

Eid-al-Fitr: Exploring Grief in Celebration
By Ammarah Peerbhai (Clinical Support Worker) and Jess Paine (Fundraising & Events Officer) ‘In Islam, hardship and loss are acknowledged

From Harm to Hope: A Celebration of Connection and Lifesaving Work
By Helen Birch (Conference Chair / Training & Education Officer) & Božana Lončarević (Training & Education Officer) The 11th From

The Quiet Space Between: A Motherhood Without the Calendar
By Caroline Harroe (CEO) Motherhood, for me, isn’t a tidy row of flowers or a perfectly set table. It is

Stepping into Outreach: A Reflection on Listening
Outreach work in the communities we serve is at the heart of what Harmless and The Tomorrow Project stand for.

Reading for Wellbeing: Our Team’s Picks for World Book Day
By Mollie Smith (Academy Administrative Officer) In mark World Book Day, we thought it would be fun to share some