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Suicide Prevention – What the Church and Christians Can Do by Dr T Ayodele

8th December 20206th December 2020 Becky Wybrow 31 Views 0 Comments Church and Christians, Creating suicide community awareness, Dr T Ayodele Ajayi, International Association for Suicide Prevention, Mental illness, World Suicide Prevention Day

Every suicide is a devastating event. Globally, it claims 800,000 lives of the 20 million attempts made annually. Those figures

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What children need to become mentally healthy balanced adults by Dr T Ayodele Ajayi

24th September 202024th September 2020 Becky Wybrow 103 Views 0 Comments Adult, children, church, community, Dr T Ayodele Ajayi, education, Faith, family, God, growth, health, Life, mental health, social issues, Support, The Bible, Wellbeing

It is easy for parents to identify children’s physical needs: a balanced diet, exercise, adequate sleep, safe shelter and warm,

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The power and potential of kindness – What has it to do with mental health? by Dr T. Ayodele Ajayi

21st July 202016th July 2020 Becky Wybrow 195 Views 0 Comments Christianity, church, Dr T Ayodele Ajayi, God, Jesus, Kindness, mental health, The Bible

The theme of the recently concluded UK Mental Health Awareness week was kindness. It was so apt, givenall that our

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COVID-19 Lockdown – A Sound Mind Guide by Dr T. Ayodele Ajayi

19th June 202018th June 2020 Becky Wybrow 265 Views 0 Comments Anxiety, Coronavirus, COVID-19, depression, Dr T Ayodele Ajayi, health, Lockdown, mental health, wellness

The COVID-19 lockdown with social distancing presents additional challenges of staying mentally sound. Loneliness and boredom can significantly contribute to

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Mindset Makeover by Dr T. Ayodele Ajayi

13th April 202011th April 2020 Becky Wybrow 396 Views 0 Comments Christianity, church, Dr T Ayodele Ajayi, Faith, God, Jesus, mental health, Mind, Religion, The Bible

The science of cultivating a winning mindset. “Mindset is everything!” You have heard that before, haven’t you? But is it, really?

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Optimal Mental Health: An Intentional Approach in the 21st Century Dr T Ayodele Ajayi

18th February 202013th February 2020 Becky Wybrow 527 Views 0 Comments Christianity, Church news, Dr T Ayodele Ajayi, Faith, mental health, The Bible, The Church

It’s no myth that 21st century life is taking its toll on mental health. Though the UK figures for prevalence

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Keep The Faith Issue 117 – Christmas and New Year
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Keep The Faith Issue 117 – Christmas and New Year

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Welcome to out last issue for 2020… and what a year it has been! As we come to the end

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