Mental Health Policy Group urges Jeremy Hunt to protect mental health in the upcoming budget
Alongside our partners in the mental health sector, we’ve written to the Chancellor urging him not to cut funding for mental health services
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A coproduced approach to tracking young Black men’s experiences of community wellbeing and mental health programmes
Briefing 58: Poverty, economic inequality and mental health
The evidence is clear that poverty, deprivation, and economic inequality are toxic to mental health; policy makers need to prioritise reducing them as an urgent public health necessity
Dr Edana Minghella: A tribute from Centre for Mental Health’s Dr Graham Durcan
We are deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Dr Edana Minghella, a former senior researcher and lifelong advocate for better mental health care
Centre for Mental Health’s Head of IPS wins International IPS Excellence in Training Award
Award recognises Julie Bailie’s substantial contribution to the creation of training courses in the IPS model of employment support
How we’re supporting new integrated care systems to become mentally healthier
As integrated care systems become statutory bodies, Ed Davie discusses the role they need to play in preventing mental ill health
Too many people with complex emotional needs face stigma, fragmented services and poor support, says Centre for Mental Health
Our new report sets out key ways of improving support for people too often dismissed on the basis of their diagnosis
Dismissed on the basis of my diagnosis
This briefing explores how to improve support for people living with ‘complex emotional needs’ or who are diagnosed with ‘personality disorder’
Don’t leave me this way: what we can learn about grief and bereavement from the AIDS pandemic
For David, LGBTQ+ History Month is an opportunity for us to reflect on what we can learn from AIDS in the ’80s to prepare us for the next phase of the COVID pandemic
Increasing access to treatment for common maternal mental health problems could have a net benefit of half a billion pounds
Our analysis finds that integrated service provision could close a major gap in perinatal mental health care and ensure women get timely access to help for their mental health needs