As we build towards the TTP Cambridge Half Marathon, personal trainer Carly Harvey shares her powerful story of how running supported her mental health — and why fundraising for CPSL Mind matters so much.
From “crying runs” to coaching others, Carly reflects on movement, mindset and training with purpose, and shares practical tips for anyone preparing for race day.
Sophie Roberts is running the TTP Cambridge Half Marathon in March 2026 for CPSL Mind. Inspired by her own mental health journey and in memory of her sister, Sophie’s story is one of courage, resilience, and hope.
Becky Milner’s story is one of resilience, hope and inspiration. A nurse who survived a life-threatening mental health crisis, she’s now running the TTP Cambridge Half Marathon to raise awareness and break stigma.
Winter can take a toll on our mood and energy. We explore practical tips – from getting outside for natural light to connecting at our Good Mood Cafés – that link to the ‘Five Ways to Wellbeing’ and help you look after your mental health.
Providing you with tips and helplines to let you know how to support someone possibly going through a difficult time with being bullied.
CPSL Mind’s Perinatal Service now offers dedicated mental health and wellbeing support for fathers across Peterborough and Cambridgeshire, with group sessions and 1-to-1 support available. You’re not alone, and help is here when you need it.
Charlotte Clarke and Max Nixon are running the Great Eastern Run on 12th October to raise funds for CPSL Mind. After completing the Cambridge Half Marathon for CPSL Mind earlier this year, they’re passionate about supporting mental health and breaking stigma by raising awareness and funds for vital local services.
Andy is taking on the Great Eastern Run this October in support of CPSL Mind. Inspired by his own mental health journey and his partner Jen’s experience, Andy is running to give back and help raise vital funds for local mental health services.