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Election must encourage respect, participation and mentally healthier policies

With a general election around the corner, we’ve outlined some key recommendations we hope politicians, media and other organisations will embrace.

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Mental Health Awareness Week: let’s create exercise opportunities for all

This Mental Health Awareness Week, Ed Davie looks into the lack of access to exercise for people disadvantaged by society.

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Creating safer, more inclusive services: towards trauma-informed practice

Georgina Beadon Ekers and Kerry Mayers explain how their mental health trust creates safe and empowering services for people living with trauma.

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The severity of food insecurity among people with a mental illness

Andy explains how tackling food insecurity is integral to reducing the life expectancy gap for people living with severe mental illness.

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Making mental health services work for older people

Dr Amanda Thompsell breaks down how fair provision and appropriate access to services, alongside combating ageism are crucial to improving mental health support for older adults.

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Working well? Putting evidence-based employment support into practice

Jan Hutchinson explains why Individual Placement and Support (IPS) is the best way to help people with mental ill health find suitable employment.

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Podcast: What’s driving the backlash against mental health awareness?

Andy Bell describes the distinction between mental health awareness and literacy, and why narratives that minimise people’s mental health struggles can be so harmful.

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Claims of ‘sick note culture’ distract from the real causes of mental ill health

Ed argues that the Government needs to opt for addressing the rise in mental ill health by reducing poverty and discrimination, and improving access to the opportunities people need to live healthier lives.

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What does new NHS Planning Guidance mean for mental health services?

Andy Bell outlines how the key objectives listed in the new NHS Planning Guidance for 2024/25 will impact the state of mental health services in the UK, amidst funding constraints and increasing demand.

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Podcast: Frederico Cardoso

The Centre’s Senior Economist, Frederico Cardoso, discusses a major new report that has broken new ground in assessing the social and economic costs of mental ill health.

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