State of Mind began in 2011 and we are formerly announcing that we have become a charity State of Mind Sport that wishes to harness the power of rugby league and sport to help improve mental fitness in rugby league teams, fans and communities
State of Mind will be delivering their multi award winning session at Manchester University’s Student Mental Health Nursing conference tomorrow
Hull FC have signed former New Zealand Test forward Frank Pritchard from Canterbury Bulldogs.
The Samaritans in Wales have produced a #Four Steps to Save Lives plan to explore how we can act effectively to reduce suicide in Wales
The State of Mind team have been shortlisted for an award at the 5 Boroughs Partnership NHS Foundation Trust’s annual recognition awards at Langtree Park Stadium, St. Helens tonight
England striker Karen Carney’s been talking to BBC Newsbeat about her struggle with depression after admitting to self-harm in the past.
State of Mind went across to Cork University to officially launch State of Mind Ireland last week
State of Mind are proud to announce that Super League Round 20 will be the 5th State of Mind round in partnership with Rugby League Cares and the Rugby Football League
The RFL has welcomed the latest grassroots sports participation figures from Sport England which show an increase in the number of people playing Rugby League on a regular basis. Since the last benchmark figure, Sport England’s Active People survey indicates that 7,300 more people are now playing Rugby League regularly. That increase comes from all…
‘Join the Momentum’, funded by Arts Council England, saw more than 400 performers take part in a mass-performance at St James Park as part of Magic Weekend. 100 performers came from the North-East and were joined by dancers from six Super League Community foundations in addition to dance groups from Yorkshire.