Animate me

Digital art therapy is capturing the imagination, as Salmagundi Films' Bel Knight explains.

Bel Knight

‘Where’s my incentive to work in mental health?’

Honorary therapist, Nadine, questions whether Hunt's plans are really giving would-be therapists incentives to work in mental health 

Nadine

‘I am a survivor of suicide’

Charlotte Underwood shares her experiences of suicide and how best to support those that need to talk   

Charlotte Underwood

The top ten Mental Health Today articles of 2017 so far

We look back at the top ten Mental Health Today articles of 2017 so far, with the theme of co-production running through many of them.

Barney Cullum

Nightline – student to student support

Student reporting of mental health needs has increased by 500 percent in ten years. Support has never been more vital.

Lizzie Shelmerdine

A meaningful life as an antidote to depression

If there is anything which we can justifiably call an antidote to depression, it is a life with meaning, argues cognitive behavioural psychotherapist Michael O’Sullivan.

LeeMC2022

Practical tips for living with depression as a parent

Jessica writes that there are ways to support yourself through depression as a parent even when you're feeling as though you are not enough and change is impossible 

LeeMC2022

Living with borderline personality disorder

Jessica Murray explains how borderline shapes her view of the world and offers her tips, tricks and guidance to others living with the condition.

Jessica Murray

How to attract nurses to mental health care

Mental health nurses are using social media to encourage other nurses to join them in supporting recoveries.

Dan Charlton

‘I don’t remember what my therapist said but I remember how she made me feel’

Annie Belasco explores how difficult it was to start psychotherapy but how it eventually helped change her life ...

Annie Belasco