Everyday Magic: the power of talking with children about their mental health
Juliet unpacks some of our key findings from BBC Children in Need’s programme working with 8-13 year olds
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Everyday conversations about mental health can help support children’s wellbeing, says research on BBC Children in Need’s A Million & Me programme
Reliable information and consistent relationships with trusted adults can help children to learn about their mental health
Podcast: Sarah Hughes
Sarah and Thea look back at how the Centre’s been making change happen throughout 2021
Weathering the storm: What do the latest CQC findings tell us about people’s experiences of mental health services?
With referrals rising and many people reporting the poorest experiences in years, promised investment must now be delivered
Podcast: Shuranjeet Singh
Shuranjeet Singh, founder of Taraki, joins Thea to talk about how his organisation is working with Punjabi communities to reshape approaches to mental health.
2. Anchors away: How reasonable is hypomania and psychosis?
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.
How to give
You can do all manner of things to raise money for the Centre, from skydiving and running to holding an afternoon tea or donning fancy dress.
Time for concerted action: the mental health of children and young people in England
Huong considers how the latest NHS digital data should shape priorities for children’s mental health
Podcast: Alex Augustine
Alex shares how his own experience shapes the way he works, and discusses the corrosive impact of racism on mental health
Londoners’ mental health ‘lifeline’ at risk without fair funding for charities and community groups, finds new research
Voluntary and community organisations have been a lifeline for Londoners during the pandemic, but many anticipate financial difficulties as emergency funding comes to an end