MYMENTAL PRESENTS
The Wellbeing Edit
Mind. Body. Community.
A free quarterly digital magazine exploring the pressures that shape our wellbeingβand the support, organisations and ideas that can help before life reaches crisis point.
October 2026 Β· Founding Issue
Thoughtful conversations. Practical support. Organisations worth knowing.
LATEST ISSUE
Inside the founding issue
Our first issue asks what support could look like if we paid attention earlierβnot only when someone reaches crisis.
MENTAL HEALTH
Β£343 million for mental health
Will new community services help people early enough?
PHYSICAL HEALTH
When care is months away
Physiotherapy waiting lists, private costs and what other forms of movement support may offer.
GRIEF & LOSS
Living with grief
A conversation with The Good Grief Trust about bereavement, connection and moving forward without leaving love behind.
HOUSING & COMMUNITY
A place to begin
Why stable housing, thoughtful preparation and continuing support matter when care-experienced young people move into adulthood.
Also inside: MyMental's 2027 counselling placement plans, developing free counselling spaces and our plans for in-person physiotherapy from 2028.
Support exists. But people do not always know where to find it.
While growing MyMental, I began to realise just how much support is available that many of us never hear about. There are organisations doing valuable work, free and low-cost services hidden within communities, and people offering practical help that could make a genuine difference.
Not everything is expensive. Not everything costs money at all. But when support is difficult to discover or understand, it may as well not be there.
I created The Wellbeing Edit to help bring those services, organisations and conversations into view.
We cannot separate the parts of life that affect us
More than wellbeing advice
- Real-life pressures including housing, money, work, education, identity, relationships and physical health.
- Interviews with charities, community organisations and people doing meaningful work.
- Mental- and physical-health developments explained in accessible language.
- Practical information that helps readers understand their options.
- Free and low-cost services that deserve to be better known.
- Honest questions about prevention, access and why people are reaching crisis.
- Future MyMental programmes, opportunities and community updates.
This is not about presenting a perfect version of wellbeing. It is about making useful support easier to see.
Help us bring useful support to the forefront
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A NOTE ABOUT SUPPORT
The Wellbeing Edit provides general information, reflection and signposting. It is not a replacement for individual medical advice, counselling, diagnosis or emergency support. Information and service availability may change, so readers should confirm details directly with the organisation concerned.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 999 or go to A&E. If you need urgent mental-health help in England, use NHS 111 online or call 111 and select the mental-health option. You can also call Samaritans free on 116 123 at any time.
