‘Windrush unwelcome’ – why the past is forever present in our collective mental health
This month marks the 70th anniversary of the crossing of passengers from the Caribbean aboard the SS Empire Windrush.
Do men grieve differently to women, and is it harmful for their own mental health?
James Garbett explores the distinct difference between the way women and men grieve.
Europe’s mental health institutions uniformly substandard, says WHO
None of the 75 sites visited by experts met the standards of care set by the United Nations.
More young doctors inspired to work in mental health
There has been an almost 30% increase in the number of doctors opting to train in Psychiatry in England.
Diagnosing mental health teams
Individuals can only thrive in teams that are well-defined, functional and mentally healthy. Michael O'Sullivan describes what a happy team looks like and how to build one.
The ‘female hysteria’ myth continues to undermine women’s mental health care
Former feminist icon Germaine Greer today claimed that rape is non-traumatising. As a woman, a lot of the negative experiences you go through are twisted to be shown as your fault, writes…
‘I don’t want to wear this anxiety safety helmet, but I can’t take it off’
Sally Vaughan writes about what anxiety feels like for her ...
Mind: CTOs impose medication compliance on minorities and must be repealed
Mind outline how Community Treatment Orders are non-therapeutic and tend to impose compliance on ethnic minorities.
Can online therapy be adapted to be made more inclusive?
Dr Derek Richards shares his experiences working in Colombia and describes how he believes online therapy platforms - for mild to moderate mental health problems - can be adapted successfully for…
Half a million Europeans with mental illness barred from voting
European Parliament elections will take place this time next year, just weeks after Britain's planned exit begins. In three quarters of EU member states, individuals living with a mental illness stand to…