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Amy draws on her experiences of bipolar to explore the way we think about hypomania and psychosis, and people who experience them. She tests the fundamental assumption that “madness” is not aligned with reason and rationality.
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Huong considers how the latest NHS digital data should shape priorities for children’s mental health
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Ed explains how integrated care systems can work for better mental health
We publish our submission to the Government’s 2021 Spending Review
