Government, NHS, schools and local authorities should do more to support children with persistent behavioural problems
One child in every twelve in the UK risks having behavioural problems from a young age into their teenage years
One child in every twelve in the UK risks having behavioural problems from a young age into their teenage years
Behavioural problems are the most common form of child mental health difficulty, and can put children at risk of a lifetime of disadvantage
“If the Government is serious about achieving equality for mental health, now is the time to act to put this anomaly right”
Professor Dame Sue Bailey has become the Centre’s new Chair of Trustees, succeeding Lady Elizabeth Vallance after eight years in the role
We respond to the Chancellor’s announcement of £2 billion extra annual investment in NHS mental health services
As Lady Elizabeth steps down as Chair, some of the Centre’s friends reflect on her impact
Owen looks at the purpose of Advance Decisions to empower people at their most powerless
Our response to NHS England on what should be prioritised in the upcoming long-term plan for mental health
Dr Sarah Markham shares her experience of being on the Service User and Carer Group of the Mental Health Act Review