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World Breastfeeding Week (WBW) 2026
Posted on: 24th July 2026
1st-7th of August is World Breastfeeding Awareness Week (WBW). The campaign, starting in 1992 aims to inform, anchor, engage and galvanise action on breastfeeding and related issues.
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World Self-Care Month
Posted on: 3rd July 2026
Self Care Month (24th June – 24th July) by the World Health Organisation, the Self Care Month is supporting people’s to take part in their ‘7-Day Track and Thrive’ challenge. Asking people to pick one area of their well being (e.g. sleep, diet) to track this for 7 days and use the insights gained to make positive change to their health.
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Melissa Bus: Gateshead Leisure Centre
Posted on: 12th June 2026
Melissa Bus: Gateshead Leisure Centre 16th June 2026 8.30 am to 3.30 pm THE MELISSA BUS IS HEADING BACK TO GATESHEAD
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Refugee Week (15–21 June)
Posted on: 12th June 2026
Refugee Week (15–21 June) Brings together people from different backgrounds to connect beyond labels, and foster a deeper understanding of why people are displaced, and the challenges they face when seeking safety. At Gateshead Talking Therapies we are here to support refugees, and people seeking asylum, with their mental health. By recognising and overcoming the barriers they may face accessing mental health support.
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Gateshead Talking Therapies at Pride 2026
Posted on: 1st June 2026
This Pride Month, we're proud to stand with LGBTQ+ communities and support inclusion, equality, and respect for all
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International Day of Action for Women’s Health
Posted on: 26th May 2026
Gateshead Talking Therapies is proud to mark 'International Day of Action for Women’s Health. The day draws attention to the need for health care equality and rights for all Women and Girls across the globe.
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Gateshead Talking Therapies: Supporting Mental Health Awareness Week 2026
Posted on: 8th May 2026
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Mums Talk Therapy Support Group at Deckham Family Hub
Posted on: 12th April 2026
Have you recently had a baby? Are you finding some aspects of motherhood challenging or difficult? Becoming a mum can be a huge adjustment, and research shows it is common for mums to struggle with anxiety or low mood after having a baby.