Time to talk day 2026

Time to talk day takes place on 05 February 2026. It encourages open conversations about mental health in workplaces, communities, and at home. Read our article for more.

Why talking matters
 

Time to talk day is designed to spark conversations about mental health nationally. Every year Mind and Rethink Mental Illness run Time to talk day to promote mental health awareness. It is a day aimed at reducing mental health stigma by encouraging open dialogues throughout all walks of life, including our schools, workplaces, communities, and homes.

Through talking about our mental health experiences and difficulties, we can raise greater awareness and understanding of mental health. It also helps to remove the stigma in our society and can help improve the mental wellbeing of those around us and ourselves.  

For more information on the campaign and the resources, see Mind’s website.
 

Talking tips

While there’s no right or wrong way to talk about mental health, Mind’s talking tips can help you have those all-important conversations. Read and download their free online training course ‘Conversations in the community.’
 

Useful resources
 

For more information on mental health support, see Westminster Council’s Wellbeing Hub.