Mental Health First Aid: how you can support someone in crisis

Mental Health First Aid is a standardised course designed to be accessible and comprehensive to give the basic skills to combat mental health problems. St John Ambulance has provided some…

Ed Brown

Is a four-day working week the next logical step in improving our wellbeing?

The pandemic has forced us to consider flexible working and the impact of that on wellbeing, now the spotlight once again moves to working a four-day week - could this…

Bryony Porteous-Sebouhian

Work-life balance is causing chronic stress and burnout for frontline workers, finds study

A new study conducted by 87% has found that the work-life balance of frontline NHS workers has been heavily eroded by the Covid-19 pandemic. 

Ed Brown

When life was kinder – reflections of a disillusioned mental health activist

A lived experience article exploring activism, collective action, and the division between the mental health professionals and those who are under their care.

Graham Morgan

Mind’s president, Stephen Fry calls for walk-in services dedicated to young people

Mind's president, Stephen Fry has released a statement asking the government to urgently fund walk-in mental health support hubs for young people. 

Bryony Porteous-Sebouhian

Veterans’ mental health services to receive an extra £2.7m

The government has announced a significant increase in funding for armed forces mental health services.

Ed Brown

Handling associations between violent crime and mental illness with responsibility

So often when a violent crime takes place and is heavily reported on we focus on the mental health and mental state of the perpetrator; but should we be doing…

Bryony Porteous-Sebouhian

Line up announced for outdoor mental health arts festival

As reported earlier this month, All in The Mind Festival is returning this year with a great line-up focusing on mental health and wellbeing. Now the full line-up has been…

Charlotte Brennan

The Royal College of Psychiatrists report on severe strain on eating disorder services

The Royal College of Psychiatrists continue to report on the difficulties facing specialist eating disorder services with a particular concern on waiting times for in-patient care.

Charlotte Brennan

The Green Light Trust and the power of nature to heal

The Green Light Trust have been pioneers in connecting people recovering from addiction, trauma and mental illness with nature since the 1980s. We spoke to them about their work and…