‘Borderline personality disorder is part of me but not all consuming’
Rae Ritchie is working to accept that borderline personality disorder is part of who she is ...
Funding services to help young people thrive
Alison Gowman shares what is needed to fund services in London that will help its young people thrive …
This is how to help loneliness and depression through social prescribing
Elisabeth Jeffries explores how a 12 week ‘making’ workshop for men is resulting in a higher recovery rate.
Living with mental illness in the Indian community
"I felt like there was something hideously wrong with me and what was worse, my family seemed to confirm this idea. They had to re-learn the basics of what not to…
Exclusive: Why the new mental health bill needs to address ‘racial bias’ in diagnosis and care
Exclusive: Black Mental Health UK back the UN in calling for a 'revolution' in mental health care in respect of rights and race.
Talk is cheap – listening needs to be funded
New data released has exposed the government’s shallow commitment to getting people talking about their mental health.
Tools for keeping on top of your mental health
As part of Mental Health Awareness Week, Turning Point’s Managing Director for Mental Health, John Campbell, talks about ways to thrive when experiencing mental health issues and how the stigma…
Prison understaffing ‘exacerbating prisoner mental health problems’
Understaffing and the 'deteriorating' prison service is exacerbating mental health issues faced by prisoners, according to a parliamentary report by the Committee of Public Accounts.
‘Hairdressing taught me about the power of listening’
As part of The Samaritan's Talk To Us campaign, we hear from Vikki about what drew her to work as a call line volunteer
‘My anxiety tells me who I am and what I can do’
Sally Vaughan is studying creative writing at university, she explores her struggle to accept help and support for anxiety and depression
