Recommendations made to modernise the Mental Health Act can improve services – if they are backed by adequate resources and a clear plan of action to implement changes without delay
Our new report looks at insights gathered from school staff about their understanding of racial microaggressions and racism in schools.
A modernised Mental Health Act is essential to improve services, but only if accompanied by sufficient investment and further reforms to both the law and the system
Centre for Mental Health are hosting a series of events exploring the big issues that impact our mental health. Together, through conversation, we will discuss what solutions can be put in place to improve the mental health of us all.
Without the implementation of proper access and waiting time standards, mental health care will continue to be regarded as less important than other health services
Andy bids farewell to our outgoing chief executive, Sarah Hughes, reflecting on how her courageous leadership pushed the Centre forward in its vision to challenge inequality and injustice
For her final podcast at the Centre, Sarah Hughes sits down with Thea to discuss the lessons learned at the Centre, and how her experience as CEO shifted her perspective on the relationship between policy, research and services.
Our summary of the research on remote mental health care
Remote technology in mental health services
Sarah charts the experience of leading Centre for Mental Health over the past six years, and how it has shifted her perspective
