Can cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) work for those with learning disabilities?
Explores whether CBT can be adapted and used effectively for people with learning disabilities.
Disability hate crime soars
Figures were obtained ahead of this year’s National Hate Crime Awareness Week, which runs until Saturday 20 October.
Exclusive: ICO rule NHS’s Mental Health Act whitewash breaches Freedom of Information law
Data on ECT and advocacy use is being withheld by NHS Digital as the Mental Health Act review enters its final weeks.
Issues accessing GP services for poor mental health risks exacerbating symptoms
Research by mental health charities highlights issues in accessing GP support for mental health: and the effects are troubling
Identity gatekeeping is deadly: why we need to stop platforming transphobia
Kieran Yates meets a manicurist activist battling burnout from hostility, as reform of the Gender Recognition Act approaches a major milestone this month.
Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviours: the complex disorders that are more common than you think
Chloe Apter speaks about her struggle with BFRBs, what they are, and where to seek help.
How are you?: Ask twice, as new research shows 78% of Brits say they are “fine” even if struggling
Ask Twice' is a campaign by Time to Change which highlights the importance of asking others a second time how they are.
Ruby Wax, Relate, and BACP call on government to increase funding for relationship support
Campaign for government to make relationship support services more accessible
‘Involve neurodivergent survivors in shaping responses’
Effective mental health provision to a neurodivergent survivor of sexual assault would benefit from insider training and expertise, argues Dr Susy Ridout.
