Latest Every Mind Matters campaign ‘empowers’ the public to find out “what works for me”
The Office for Health Improvements and Disparities (OHID) has launched the latest Every Mind Matters campaign, urging the public to use the platform to discover what could work for them…
World’s first ‘mindfulness’ carriages hope to transform the daily commute
London based charity Youmanity has announced the launch of twelve new carriages on London's DLR designed to promote positive mental health on the daily commute.
UCL study finds people with prior mental ill health have been harder hit by pandemic
A comprehensive study co-led by UCL has found that those with pre-existing mental illness have been most severely impacted by the disruption of the pandemic.
The Mental Health Foundation releases research that collates comprehensive advice
The Mental Health Foundation has released a set of new research from an expansive study that combines expert advice and lived experiences to produce a series of mental health recommendations.
Sir Keir Starmer puts mental health at the heart of Labour’s pitch to voters
Last week, the Labour Party outlined their policy agenda for Government. In his keynote speech, Sir Keir Starmer, leader of the opposition promised action on tackling the backlog in mental…
Mind calls for immediate mental health funding for face-to-face services
Mind has started a campaign to push for face-to-face mental health services in light of the latest NHS push for virtual treatment.
How to support a loved one struggling with Trichotillomania or Dermatillomania
Lisa Zettinig, a healthcare expert and co-founder of Nudge, shares her advice as to how to support a loved one struggling with the compulsive disorders Trichotillomania or Dermatillomania.
How is TikTok changing the way young people relate to their mental health?
TikTok has firmly taken up the mantle for the social media platform that is holding the most engaging, dynamic and informative discussions around mental health - but is this the…
British Psychological Society reports on ‘eroded’ playtime and children’s wellbeing
The British Psychological Society is campaigning for 'Time to Play' in schools, as parents are concerned a lack of play and physical activity is impacting children's wellbeing.
Training programme for mental health leads in schools and colleges set to launch
The Department of Education has confirmed the launch of a training programme within schools and colleges that is set to provide senior staff with mental health and wellbeing training.