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27 May 2021

Podcast: Marsha McAdam

Marsha speaks to Thea about being diagnosed with borderline personality disorder, and using her experience of mental health difficulties to create meaningful changes in services

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13 May 2021

Mental health for all: working across the spectrum

Andy explores how putting the public’s mental health at the heart of government can create a healthier, stronger and more compassionate society

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6 May 2021

IPS in a time of pandemic

Jan reflects on why IPS is needed more than ever in a time of rising unemployment

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29 April 2021

Podcast: Andy Bell

Alethea is joined by Andy Bell to reflect on some of our recent work and the power of applying research to real life.

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30 March 2021

Responding to the Government’s mental health and wellbeing recovery plans

Louis and Andy share some of the key points of the Government’s Covid-19 recovery plan for mental health, plus the establishment of the Office for Health Promotion

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29 March 2021

This too shall pass: a psychiatrist’s experience of loss and bereavement

Nuwan Dissanayaka reflects on the impact of patients passing away, the inequalities which can tragically cause them, and the truths that bring him solace

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24 March 2021

Podcast: Myira Khan

Kadra Abdinasir and Alethea Joshi hear from Myira Khan, founder of the Muslim Counsellor and Psychotherapist Network

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4 March 2021

Everyone loses when mental health research is not diverse. But how do we measure diversity?

Yasmin reflects on the downfalls of categorisations such as ‘race’, ‘ethnicity’ and ‘ancestry’ in research, and how we need to confront systemic racism in mental health research

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23 February 2021

Taking shared steps to achieve race equality

Sarah and colleagues share our commitment to working for racial justice in the charity sector

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19 February 2021

Podcast: Nathan Dennis

Sarah Hughes chats to Nathan Dennis, Founder Trustee of First Class Foundation, a Birmingham-based charity working to tackle youth violence and build mental health resilience.

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12 February 2021

Integration and innovation: what the Government’s NHS reform plans might mean for mental health support

Andy looks at the new NHS white paper, including a new duty to collaborate, the responsibilities of Integrated Care Systems, and some notable gaps

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12 February 2021

One step at a time: walking back to health

Sharon shares how the One Million Steps challenge is helping her on the journey to recovery from an illness that left her unable to walk

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