If you are in crisis or need urgent mental health support, get help now from the NHS. If someone's life is at risk, for example they've seriously injured themselves or taken an overdose, go to A&E or call 999. A mental health emergency should be taken as seriously as a physical one.
Mental health
Tips, advice and support for conditions including anxiety, depression and stress
Your mental health matters
Your mental health is just as important as your physical wellbeing. If you're struggling and need support, we're here to help. We want to break down the stigmas related to mental challenges and provide guidance wherever we can.
What if I need help now?
If you need urgent support or want to talk to someone straight away, there are a range of free, confidential mental health helplines available.
Find contact options including phone, text, email and online chat services through Heads Together and Rethink Mental Illness. You can also contact the Samaritans.
Help and support
There are many triggers for mental health problems. Cost of living, stress, substance and alcohol misuse are only some of the many reasons why you might feel like you're struggling. If you need help, we offer a range of in-store services to help you with some of the issues you might be facing. Our teams are here to listen and provide you with judgement-free advice.
Featured health advice
What are the symptoms of anxiety?
Are you regularly feeling overwhelmed, panicky or distressed? You could be experiencing anxiety. Our pharmacists take us through the key symptoms of anxiety to look out for and how you can take control of it at home.
What is depression?
1 in 6 adults over the age of 16 live with depression. There are many triggers for it. Our guide explains what the condition is, the signs you should look out for, and how it can be treated.
Managing stress
Everyone experiences stress from time to time, but if it's affecting your daily life, there are steps you can take to manage it. Our pharmacists explain what you can do to feel less overwhelmed.
Is there a link between ADHD and mental health?
ADHD, or attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, is a brain disorder that affects your ability to concentrate and make decisions.
If left untreated, it can increase your likelihood of developing anxiety or depression.
We explain what the symptoms of ADHD are, and where you can go to find treatment and support.