Grace Ward, an expert by experience, argues that media coverage of mental health continues to sideline the voices of those who live it – and makes the case for reporting that moves beyond storytelling to something more productive for everyone involved.
This report examines interdisciplinary research practices in mental health, with lessons from eight case studies both in the UK and further afield.
Muhammed Rauf argues that the new mental health strategy depends on trust built over years by community organisations – and that funding needs to follow that trust.
The programme aims to improve the mental health of children and young people who are living in the most challenging circumstances and who face complex difficulties.
Marking Research Appreciation Day, David reflects on the graft, the debt and the rewards of coproduced research in mental health.
A new discussion paper explores the huge growth in the use of AI mental health tools, their unequal benefits and unequal harms.
A discussion paper on AI mental health chatbots, inequality and the risks of self-guided care.
This report reveals deeply concerning evidence of the rise in mental health problems and the difficulties faced by young people seeking support.
In our second blog marking Pride month, David explores the connections between mental health and pride, shame and lateral violence within LGBTQ+ communities.
Centre for Mental Health will carry out research examining mainstream mental health services and the needs of former Service personnel and their families.
