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Siblings Connect 2012 - Rethink Mental Illness event

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Tickets are now available for Rethink Mental Illness' first ever information, advice and support event for brothers and sisters: Siblings Connect.

On Saturday May 12th we will be holding a day of talks and workshops for anyone who has a brother or sister affected by mental health problems, and best of all...it's free!

This one-day event will include talks from authors, siblings and expert professionals, and a range of workshops exploring mental health, how to cope with difficult issues and worries, and ways you and your family can get the support you need.

You will also get the chance to meet other siblings and share your experiences and advice!

Where and when?

The event will be held at the Hotel Russell, London WC1B 5BE on Saturday May 12th 2012.

Who should come?

Anyone who has a brother or sister affected by mental health problems (aged 14 to adults).

There are just 200 places available so register now to make sure you get your free place!

Get more info and book your ticket.

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