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No one should be shamed for trying to understand what is affecting them: A defence of self-diagnosis

Chloe Wilkinson, who lives with Dissociative Identity Disorder, examines why there is…

LeeMC2022

Over 9 in 10 want children to be taught how to support others with mental health issues

An overwhelming majority of Mental Health Today readers want schools to teach children…

LeeMC2022

I thought that there was something wrong with me or I was just a bad person

Ann-Marie D'Arcy-Sharpe, 32, reflects upon her experiences of growing up with undiagnosed…

LeeMC2022

Eight in ten concerned by ‘judgmental’ mental health lessons

The government will share its finalised plans for mental health education later…

LeeMC2022

Mental health education in schools – what’s not to like?

Mental health lessons are coming to the national curriculum next year. Teachers…

Anne Cooke

It’s not “just a film”: the damaging effects of misrepresenting Dissociative Identity Disorder

Jessica, who lives with Dissociative Identity Disorder, discusses the effects of negative…

Jessica

Research shows link between lack of sleep and “worry” in children and young people

Place2Be, a children's mental health charity, found a link between "worrying" and…

LeeMC2022

Majority feel teaching resilience in the classroom is a flawed concept

Opinion polling suggests limited faith in government plans that will ‘require teachers…

Norman Murray

Student resilience research rolled out in Scotland

Academics are exploring what the concepts of mindfulness and resilience mean to…

LeeMC2022

Denying the traumatic origin of Dissociative Identity Disorder denies those who live with it a recovery

Dissociative Identity Disorder is caused by severe and repeated childhood trauma often…

Chloe Apter