A good job, well done!
Ian MacArthur shares how the Greater Manchester Good Employment Charter is promoting the importance of ‘good work’ and supporting employees and employers in the workplace
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Eco-Anxiety: a snapshot
Alex Bond explores how the real and present threat of climate change is affecting young people’s mental health and how they are leading the charge for change
Dealing with my mental health whilst being young and Black
Rahma Duale discusses the wearing impact of racism on young Black people and how this also creates barriers to getting the right mental health support
‘It feels like coming home’: starting a new chapter at Centre for Mental Health
David Woodhead shares his excitement and ambitions for his new role as the Centre’s Associate Director of Research
Centre for Mental Health welcomes Dr David Woodhead to lead research team and celebrates Dr Graham Durcan taking on new role as Senior Fellow
Dr David Woodhead will join us as our new Associate Director of Research following Dr Graham Durcan’s retirement from full-time work
Centre for Mental Health responds to call for evidence on behaviour in schools
Why we need a cross-government approach to behaviour, inclusion, mental health, and wellbeing
Centre for Mental Health welcomes Dr Amy Pollard as new writer in residence
Amy is a social anthropologist, and Founder and Director of Mental Health Collective. We’re delighted to welcome her as our new writer in residence
Young people’s mental health and screen time: Are we asking the right questions?
Kadra shares young people’s priorities for research into screen time and its effects on mental health
The Health and Care Bill: what does it mean for mental health?
Andy analyses the Government’s new health care legislation and unpacks the implications for mental health services
Mental health research needs to open up to new ways of working to address inequalities, says report published by Centre for Mental Health
Our new research highlights the need for systemic change in the ways mental health research is planned, funded and delivered