The space between us
Children’s mental health and wellbeing in rural, remote and isolated areas
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More support needed for children’s mental health in rural areas, says Centre for Mental Health report
Children living in remote rural and coastal communities in the UK are at risk of missing out on mental health support
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Policy analysis
We are committed to addressing issues that are poorly understood, ignored, or neglected by policy and decisionmakers. Our aim is to bring greater understanding to policymaking, to change the terms of debate and to bring about action, especially where people with mental health needs have been overlooked or marginalised. We work with partners to understand
Economic analysis
Centre for Mental Health can help you understand the economic strengths of your organisation and communicate the financial case for your work in a robust and succinct way. We have a successful track record of helping attract investment for effective programmes and interventions. Our reports are technical, but practical and easy to digest. We have
There’s no place like home: housing and mental health
Mark looks at the toxic cycle between poor housing and mental health difficulties
There is no new normal: Brexit and mental health in the UK since 2016
Mark explores the implications of Brexit for mental health in the UK
Why do we allow people to go through the problems mental health difficulty causes alone?
Sometimes we all need someone on our side, so why do so many people with mental health difficulties find themselves completely alone in distressing situations?
What happens when you reach out for mental health advice and there’s nobody there?
“Without advice, and support to put advice into action, we let people fall then ask them why they let go”
Some people have mental health difficulties that don’t go away – so why do we provide care and support that does?
Mark explores the nature of mental health care, and the case for ongoing support