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Most of us experience a few 'ups and downs' in our lives that make us feel happy or sad and miserable. For example, you might be worried:

  • because you’ve got exams coming up
  • about getting a job
  • about going to college

These can all make you feel down, as can things like

  • falling out with your friends or family
  • finishing a relationship

You might feel stressed or depressed: it’s quite common and, usually, the feelings will come and go. Sometimes, though, you might not be able to shake off your feelings so you should talk to someone you feel that you can trust – friends, parents, your Personal Adviser or your GP as you might have a medical condition that needs some treatment.

There is also support offered by:

address

Samaritans
Chris
PO Box 9090
Stirling  FK8 2SA


phone

helpline - 08457 90 90 90 or minicom  08457 90 91 92



email

e-mail


You could try Mind

address

The Mind Well Being Centre
3 - 11 Drake Street
Rochdale
OL16 1RE


phone

01706 752 352 opr National helpline 0845 766 0163


email

Mind in Rochdale


website

Mind in Rochdale

Youth2youth is run by young people for young people so you may prefer to contact them.

Other help and advice is available from

4 healthYou can use the library in your Connexions Centre too as it has information for you to read or take away. You could also go to Health Weblinx for more useful websites.