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Are we over-medicalising poverty-related distress?

Felicity Thomas argues that some everyday stresses caused by poverty are increasingly being pathologised

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Tackling the ‘time bombs’ in children’s health

Blaming individuals for child obesity may be making the problem worse and jeopardising children’s wellbeing

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Southwark’s bold vision for children and young people’s mental health

Southwark councillors Jasmine Ali and Maggie Browning share the work their council is doing to support children and young people’s mental health

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Supporting the mental health of college students

Stuart explains why the Association of Colleges have launched a new Mental Health Charter

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Understanding inequalities in mental health

Tom looks at the way people’s circumstances shape their experience of mental health problems

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Designing systems for equality

Chair of the Commission for Equality in Mental Health, Liz Sayce, explains the work that’s going on and why they’re aiming to influence systems for equality

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Early help for children’s mental health: implications of the Children’s Commissioner’s report

Andy welcomes an increase in funding but highlights the wide variations in investment between local areas

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Can social media help young people’s emotional wellbeing?

Andy asks whether we are missing an important opportunity to use social media as an ally for young people’s mental health

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Living with bipolar 1 disorder: Eleanor’s story

Eleanor reflects on her diagnosis as a teenager and what has helped her to manage her mental health

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The mental health impacts of divisive policies in schools – learning from the past

David looks back at the damaging impact of Section 28 on young LGBT people, and calls on the system to learn from its past

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