Mental Health Commission finds investing in CAMHS is ‘good investment’
Investing in children’s mental health services is excellent value for money and will bring a lifetime of benefits to young people, their families, communities and the economy as a whole,…
£400k ‘club drugs’ project to provide new mental health resources
The second phase of the Royal College of Psychiatrists-run NEPTUNE project will aim to improve delivery of evidence-based treatment for ‘club drugs’ by providing new resources for clinicians.
It’s #TimetoTalk
Thursday 5 February 2015 is #TimetoTalk day - in this guest blog, Dr Jill Miller, Research Adviser at the at the CIPD, encourages people to take five minutes to have…
Mental health trust pilots Dutch-style student nurse coaching
Student nurses training in Norwich are piloting a new style of mental health placement experience adopted from the Netherlands.
CIPD encourage employees to take Time to Talk
Ahead of this year's Time to Talk Day the professional body for HR and people development has announced it is taking part by engaging with its members and stakeholders about…
Mind launches publications to explain people’s legal rights
Mental health charity Mind has launched a range of online legal publications after seeing calls to its legal helpline on subjects from the Mental Capacity Act to employment discrimination more…
Royal College of Psychiatrists produces guidelines on when children should be seen by a psychiatrist
The Royal College of Psychiatrists has issued new guidelines on when children and young people should be seen by a psychiatrist.
NHS could save millions by working with housing associations to provide mental health care, report claims
The NHS could save millions yet still improve the quality of adult mental health care by working with housing associations, a report has claimed.
Treatment for people with psychopathic personality disorder needs to change to be effective, says research
Current treatment for adults with psychopathic personality disorder needs to change if it is to be effective, as those with the condition process information related to punishment and reward differently,…
Youth mental health programme launches new ‘How To’ guide
A programme set up to help support the mental health and wellbeing of young people aged 16 to 25 has released the 4th guide in its 'How To' series, looking…