Do We See the World, Not as it is, But as We Are?
Stephen May discusses the ways we tell our own stories
How Exploring ‘Silver Linings’ can Boost Morale for Employees During Social Distancing
How to find the silver linings when working from home
Mental Health and the Impact of Coronavirus
While the vast majority of us will avoid the Coronavirus directly, many will be impacted. Either because they contract the virus itself - and for the most vulnerable we know this could have serious or fatal consequences - or because of its broader impact.
Life at University: Connie’s story of studying, socialising and a lack of support
University student Connie on the lack of mental health support
An Introduction to CFT
“A sensitivity to suffering in self and others, with a [...]
Can We Ever Define Mental Health ‘Recovery’?
Can we ever define mental health 'recovery'?
Opening Up to Psychologically Safe Workplaces
The benefits of 'psychologically safe' workplaces
Karen Black, head of ‘Off the Record’, on the Medicalised Model of Mental Health
Karen Black, head of Bristol's Off the Record charity for children and young people's mental health, discusses the current symptom-led, medicalised model for mental health care.
Jenna Jacob: Can we Define Mental Health ‘Recovery’?
Is it ever possible to define mental health recovery?
Guest Blog: Say That Life is Meaningless
Professor Mick Cooper on the meaning and meaninglessness of life