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The state of children and young people’s mental health in 2023

Zainab and Nick summarise NHS Digital 2023 data on young people’s mental health.

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20 years of Individual Placement & Support in Europe: Trust, cooperation and hope

Julie Bailie reflects on how IPS has become a social movement for change over the last 20 years

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People struggling with their mental health need support, not sanctions  

Kadra explains why proposed changes to the Work Capability Assessment are likely to harm people with mental health difficulties, and what better support could look like

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Saving lives can’t wait: why the Government must renew local suicide prevention funding 

Ollie Vickers, a councillor in Telford and Wrekin and Co-Chair of the local Joint Health Scrutiny Committee, explains the risks faced through lack of funding for suicide prevention.

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Broken promises or reform postponed? Reflections on the King’s speech

Last week’s King’s Speech, setting out the Government’s legislative programme for the year ahead, was as notable for what it didn’t say as for what it did.

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First steps towards a mentally healthier justice system?

As the number of prisoners rises and reaches beyond the capacity of the estate to cope, it’s become clear that the system is in urgent need of reform.

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So no one told me life was gonna be this way: reflecting on recovery after Matthew Perry’s death

David Woodhead explains how the death of the star prompted him to look at his own addiction and sobriety with fresh eyes.

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Podcast: The intergenerational impacts of racism

Thea Joshi is joined by Centre for Mental Health’s Associate Director for Policy, Kadra Abdinasir, to discuss the way racial trauma affects multiple generations of a family.

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The ‘Smokefree Generation’ must include people with severe mental illness

Smoking causes half of all deaths of people with severe mental illness – which is why we’re supporting Government proposals to create a ‘Smokefree Generation’ and calling for extra support to close the health gap

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A right to good mental health?

On World Mental Health Day, Andy reflects on recognising mental health as a universal human right.

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