Mental health
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Latest from Mental health
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New service to support all riders’ mental healthBy Lucy Elder Published
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‘People suffer in silence’: coach hopes to shine light on eating disorders in equestrianismBy Becky Murray Published
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Protecting yourself, your business and your staff: why the industry’s workforce must be a priority *H&H Plus*By Lucy Elder Published
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Shetlands Freddie and Sven help boost children’s mental healthBy Sarah Radford Published
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Former jockeys more likely to suffer mental health problems than general public *H&H Plus*By Lucy Elder Published
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Plans to lobby parliament on the mental health benefits of horse ownership *H&H Plus*By Eleanor Jones Published
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Calls for action to help stamp out bullying *H&H Plus*By Becky Murray Published
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#buddydontbully: online campaign aims to combat nastiness in the equestrian communityBy Becky Murray Published
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‘It’s close to all of us’: stallion services auctioned for World Mental Health DayBy Sarah Radford Published
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‘It’s OK not to be OK’: top riders speak out on World Mental Health DayBy Polly Bryan Published
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Equestrian community rallies behind mental wellbeing initiative in memory of young riderBy Lucy Elder Published
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Claire Drey-Brown’s we need to talk blog: ‘It isn’t your job to stop the hate, it’s the job of those who hate’By Horse & Hound Published
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Riders unite for parachute jump in memory of BradleyBy Sarah Radford Published
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New company aims to support grooms’ mental healthBy Sarah Radford Published
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‘I’m still here because of horses’: rider explains how eventing ‘fixed’ her mental healthBy Becky Murray Published
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Project aims to assess the impact of horses on human mental healthBy Eleanor Jones Published
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‘Need to appear strong’ proves major barrier to seeking help #MentalHealthBy Lucy Elder Published
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‘They have given me purpose’: inspiring rider opens up about how horses helped reclaim her lifeBy Lucy Elder Published
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‘No one should suffer in silence’: eventers discuss their mental health to urge others to speak upBy Sarah Radford Published