We鈥檙e thrilled to have been named winners of the 鈥楤est Member Newsletter鈥� and highly commended in 鈥楤est Public Awareness Campaign鈥� at this year鈥檚 Memcom Excellence awards.

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Raising awareness around anxiety

鈥楢nxiety is鈥�, our campaign raising awareness of symptoms around anxiety using AI generated images, was highly commended in the 鈥楤est Public Awareness Campaign鈥� category.

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We wanted to people to recognise and address these feelings, so they don鈥檛 suffer in silence and accept them as the norm.

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We were also nominated in the Best Lobbying Campaign category for our work to reverse the removal of funding for the pioneering Healthy Happy Minds primary school counselling programme, in Northern Ireland.

Adam Pollard, our Head of Marketing and Engagement, said:

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鈥淎chieving success in both categories is an incredible feat for the team, and an important reminder of the value of the work we do for our members, their clients and the wider profession.

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We were also nominated in the Best Lobbying Campaign category for our work to reverse the removal of funding for the pioneering Healthy Happy Minds primary school counselling programme, in Northern Ireland.

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