Topic: Equality in mental health

Commission for Equality in Mental Health: Briefing 1

Why do some groups of people have a much higher risk of mental health difficulties – and what can we do to reduce the disparities?

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Standing on their shoulders: supporting the mental health of the Stonewall generation, 50 years on

David Woodhead reflects on how we can support the mental health of older LGBT+ people

Type: Blog

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We don’t need another ‘hero’: Building mentally healthy LGBT+ leaders

Jim McManus looks at the concept of ‘bringing your whole self to work’ and how we can apply this to supporting LGBT+ leaders

Type: Blog

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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

Type: Blog

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Understanding inequalities in mental health

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

Type: Blog

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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

Type: Blog

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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

Type: Blog

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Disadvantage and inequality: it’s time to stop ignoring “difficult” mental health challenges

New trustee André Tomlin explains why he’s joining our mission to make mental health equality a reality

Type: Blog

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A long way to equality

Norman Lamb MP on some of the recent triumphs and failings of the NHS in mental health

Type: Blog

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Commission for Equality in Mental Health

We brought together evidence about a range of inequalities in mental health, and identified what a system for equality would look like

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