Part 1 Accepting that you will never be fully free of things that cause you difficulties is not a defeat, especially where an understanding of how they cause difficulties is part of finding ways of living better with them. And that means resources. Social care could provide some of the ongoing long-term care and support
Explore how economic theory impacts public service commissioning through our series of short videos
An independent report developed by an expert group including the Centre to explore how to reduce reliance on restrictive environments and shift to earlier interventions
A crash-course in some of the main economic theories used in public service commissioning
The first briefing from the Mental Health Economics Collaborative looks at economic theories and how they can be applied to decision-making about public policy and service commissioning
Harry Palmer responds to the Commons defence committee’s report on mental health care for veterans
David reflects on his gradual psychological recovery from cancer
Our IPS course is now accredited and certified by the CPD Certification Service
Natasha Vinnikova reflects on the impact of working in a pressured freelance fashion environment on her mental health
We’re seeking to eliminate workplace bullying in the charity sector through a new research partnership with ACEVO