Topic: Policy and politics

Just living and coping

This report outlines the significant impact the cost-of-living crisis has had on people with mental health problems.

Type: Publication

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Podcast: Kadra Abdinasir

Kadra Abdinasir, the Centre’s Associate Director of Policy, sits down with Thea to unpack the first few weeks of the new Government and what the policy announcements so far mean for mental health.

Type: Blog

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A dual crisis

This report explores the impact of poverty and benefit conditionality on the mental health of parents and children.

Type: Publication

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The ‘machinery of government’ for a mentally healthier nation

Andy Bell explains how the new Government can improve mental health by committing to a cross government mental health plan, embedding a mental health policy test and appointing a mental health commissioner.

Type: Blog

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A new government, and a new start for our mental health?

The new government has a critical opportunity to build a mentally healthier nation, and it’s vital they take it – Andy sets out the top priorities for improving mental health.

Type: Blog

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What do the parties’ election manifestos tell us about the prospects for mental health in the next Parliament?

We delve deeper into the policies outlined in party manifestos and what they might mean for the future of mental health in the UK.

Type: Blog

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Policies for better mental health 

This report calls for the Government to implement a mental health policy test to measure the mental health impact of policies before they’re adopted.

Type: Publication

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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.

Type: Blog

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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.

Type: Blog

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Not in school

Research shows that escalating rates of mental health problems among young people, long waiting lists and rejected referrals fuel school absences.

Type: Publication

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