First suspected Windrush suicide symbolises ‘multi-generational trauma’ of state persecution
Dexter Bristol's death is subject to an inquest in July, but his lawyers say it is thought that he died either by suicide or a heart attack.
How do therapists deal with stress in their work?
Stress is the focus of this week's Mental Health Awareness Week so we ask a number of therapists and counselors how they look after their own mental health when it…
‘The modern world is fast paced – life can feel relentless’
Alison Gowman, Chairman of the City of London Corporation’s City Bridge Trust committee talks about the British stiff upper lip and how to support employees at work
‘What’s so good about being self-aware?’
This Mental Health Awareness Week therapist, Nadine Moore, explores the benefits of being self-aware, what it really means and what to do with it …
‘The modern world is fast-paced, life can feel relentless’
Alison Gowman, Chairman of the City of London Corporation’s City Bridge Trust committee talks about how the British stiff upper lip and how to support employees at work
Relive MHT Wales 2018
What does good mental health care look like in 2018? We discussed alternatives to disorder diagnosis, better responses to difference and the new Mental Health Act.
New government strategy ‘won’t help majority of young people’
Schemes are set to roll out in only a fifth to a quarter of the country by 2022/23.
Five steps to building resilience at work
Stress is the theme of the UK's mental health awareness week this year. We asked Laurel Alexander, author of The Resilience Coaching Toolkit, how to confront workplace triggers of stress.
Communication is a key ingredient in mental health recovery
Mental distress can affect communication, so there are times when it can be much harder to find the words.
Growing young people’s emotional resilience in Kenya
Programmes are designed to simultaneously increase children’s capacities to cope and thrive in response to difficult life experiences.
