Making mental health care humane
Hollie Berrigan argues that humane mental health care depends on organisations that can contain the fear and distress staff carry.
Type: Blog
Hotter summers, hidden harms
This briefing summarises what we know about the risks of extreme heat for people with severe mental illness.
Type: Publication
No wrong door? A review
This briefing assesses progress towards our ten-year vision for mental health, autism and learning disability services in England.
Type: Publication
What the new mental health, learning disability and autism dashboard tells us
Andy examines what NHS England’s new quarterly dashboard reveals about mental health services – and what it still leaves out.
Type: Blog
Understanding local provision for Black maternal mental health
This briefing examines support for Black maternal mental health, finding a patchwork system with inconsistent funding and support.
Type: Publication
Early intervention in psychosis services
This briefing sets out the findings of research into what works in early intervention in psychosis care.
Type: Publication
Suffering is not inevitable: a thematic analysis of a roundtable on ADHD and mental health
This briefing highlights the key themes and insights from our roundtable on ADHD and mental health with James’ Place.
Type: Publication
The difference we make: A reflection on strategic lived experience leadership
Alee Buckley reflects on how lived experience leadership at a strategic level moves beyond consultation towards quietly reshaping mental health systems from within.
Type: Blog
Improving support for nearest relatives under the Mental Health Act
Judy Laing writes about a new online resource for nearest relatives of people admitted to hospital under the Mental Health Act.
Type: Blog
People waiting too long for mental health care and becoming more ill while they wait, CQC finds
Care Quality Commission report finds mental health services are struggling to cope with high levels of need.
Type: News