Have you ever thought about self-stigma? What does it mean to you? How are we impacted by it? What behaviours is it driving? What support...

What a busy week! We ended May with #DurhamPride, and it was fantastic to meet so many of you who are a part of or supporting the...

#DurhamPride taking place this Sunday, 29th May! We'll be there, and hope to see you! To kick off the excitement, here's our first ever...

Today is the beginning of #MHAW, the perfect time to let you know we're taking our training up a notch! We’re excited to launch the next...

A definition for “eating disorder” states that it “is a mental health condition where you use the control of food to cope with feelings...

People and voluntary sector organisations across the North East will be supporting Time to Talk Day today (Thursday 3 February) by...

In the lead up to Time to Talk Day 2022, our Stamp It Out Stigma Ambassador, Kalina, has kindly shared her experience of the importance...

UNCERTAINTY and inequality are key themes being highlighted as part of World Mental Health Day. Durham County Council is supporting its...

Sunday, 10th October is #WorldMentalHealthDay across the globe. We have shared many materials on our social media platforms to encourage...

September 10th 2021 is #WorldSuicidePreventionDay, a national campaign to encourage people to talk about their problems, and help people...

The aim of Stamp it Out County Durham is to end mental health stigma and discrimination for all. We want to challenge negative...

The Stamp It Out Partnership is led by Anti-Stigma Ambassadors who are people of all ages with personal lived experience of mental health...