Topic: Physical & mental health

Physical health problems and long-term conditions make mental health problems worse, and vice versa. We’re finding ways to fix this by researching how these complex needs can be met together including setting up liaison psychiatry teams and integrating therapy with GP services.

Mental health in later life

Poor mental health is sometimes regarded as an unavoidable part of becoming older; we address this assumption and suggest recommendations on how to create better mental health for older people.

Type: Publication

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Reaching out

Improving the physical health of people with severe mental illness

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Creating a future where our mental health is properly protected

We stand with Health Equals as partners, working together to put the things that create good health and those that harm good health in the spotlight so that we all have a better chance of a long and healthy life.

Type: Blog

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Podcast: Equally Well

Emma Bailey and Hannah Moore from Equally Well UK join Thea to explain how the work they do is tackling the unacceptable life expectancy gap for people with severe mental illness

Type: Blog

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Ask how I am

Supporting emotional health among people living with long term conditions

Type: Publication

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The new GP contract: two steps forward for mental health equality

Andy shares two new major developments for mental health within general practices

Type: Blog

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Nerves of steel? Opening up about mental illness in sport

Anastasia shares her personal perspective of how sport can be a high-risk environment for mental illness

Type: Blog

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Kidney disease and mental health

Kidney Research UK and Centre for Mental Health highlight the urgent need for improved mental health support for people with kidney disease

Type: Publication

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A time to quit

Experiences of smoking cessation support among people with severe mental illness

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