“Minds anonymous provides a rare platform where people can explore their own and others mental health, learn about different conditions and share what can be challenging experiences anonymously. 

We need this increased awareness to enable us to better understand ourselves and others so that we can reach our potential, regardless of any mental health conditions we may be experiencing. 

We don’t need to see mental health conditions as negative. Some people receive a diagnosis and start thinking it will disable them from achieving what they want to achieve. With increased understanding and the positive message of the stories on minds anonymous the platform is breaking this belief system and provides a supporting service, proving that mental health conditions can be managed and our potential reached. 

In the past, mental health conditions such as the ones explored on minds anonymous were not part of everyday parlance but now they are and we have a limited understanding of what they mean to us in our lives.  If you have an understanding of a condition you are better prepared to manage it. 

One of the wonders of minds anonymous is that it does exactly that. It increases awareness, teaches readers about what are often misunderstood conditions and provides a space for people to share their experiences.

Sharing on minds anonymous is enormously helpful to both those experiencing mental health struggles and those that wish to support those people. 

I am proud to be a partner of such an exciting and progressive initiative.”

Gill Seaton Jardine Counsellor/Psychotherapist from GSJ Counselling