14 June 2018
What would a long term funding settlement for the NHS mean for mental health?
Andy Bell considers some of the areas reinvestment is most needed to put right the historic bias against mental health
5 June 2018
Bunting and broken promises: rediscovering a vision for the NHS at 70
In the first of our new series marking 70 years of the NHS, Mark Brown asks about the place of mental health within NHS pride and nostalgia
1 June 2018
A new chance in life: employment support for prisoners with mental health difficulties
How can we support people leaving prison to find employment? Reflecting on the implications of our latest research
14 May 2018
A touch on the arm: returning to work after mental health problems
David shares his experience and advice for how to support a colleague returning to work
3 May 2018
Alcohol and mental health: a common but forgotten co-morbidity
Lucy from the Institute of Alcohol Studies explains our latest work on the interplay between alcohol and mental health
23 April 2018
What happened to you? How health & care can become trauma informed
Liz Durrant on the need for a ‘trauma revolution’
18 April 2018
Housing First: helping people experiencing poor mental health to find stability
Jo Prestidge from Homeless Link blogs on the increasingly popular social innovation
13 April 2018
Wearing the invisible scars of life
Hope Virgo on Calais refugees and their mental wellbeing
10 April 2018
Bringing about change in communities: putting the Prevention Concordat into action
Andy looks at the learning from the prevention concordat events which have taken place across the country
22 March 2018
Considering the Mental Health Act we want for the next 20 years
Linda Colgan considers how lessons from the past should inform future planning
21 March 2018
Losing Dad
Charlotte shares the experience of losing her father to suicide, and the way grief affected her own mental health
28 February 2018
Do I have to be stick thin to have anorexia?
Hope shares her concerns about the myths around eating disorders