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.

This too shall pass: a psychiatrist’s experience of loss and bereavement

Nuwan Dissanayaka reflects on the impact of patients passing away, the inequalities which can tragically cause them, and the truths that bring him solace

Type: Blog

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One step at a time: walking back to health

Sharon shares how the One Million Steps challenge is helping her on the journey to recovery from an illness that left her unable to walk

Type: Blog

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Arthritis and regaining confidence through social prescribing

Heather Baumohl-Johnson looks at the impact of arthritis on one’s mental health, and the tools available to fight isolation and expand life again

Type: Blog

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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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Which way forward? Getting ‘a fair deal’ from the Government’s obesity strategy

Louis explains the Centre’s concerns about how the new proposals could affect people with mental health problems

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

Type: Publication

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More than a number

Experiences of weight management among people with severe mental illness

Type: Publication

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Commissioning liaison psychiatry services

We explore the challenges faced by commissioners, and how their views compare with staff on the ground

Type: Publication

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