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Minister urges university leaders ensure student mental health is top priority

By Alison Kershaw28th June 2018Education & Training

Universities should take the place of parents and ensure they offer good mental health support to students to stop them becoming overwhelmed and “falling between the cracks”, a minister has

Terror survivors seek creation of new fund to support vicitms and bereaved families

By Georgina Stubbs25th June 2018News England

Terror survivors have called for the creation of a new fund to help attack victims and bereaved families, claiming that the current system is broken. Survivors Against Terror published a

New £1.35 million training programme for Scots front line workers dealing with trauma

By Iain MacDonald22nd June 2018News Scotland

NHS Education for Scotland (NES) is to work with partners, including people with lived experience, to create and deliver quality training resources for front line workers responding to psychological trauma.

Engage: People with depression use language differently – here’s how to spot it

By Mohammed Al-Mosaiwi, University of Reading19th June 2018Engage

From the way you move and sleep, to how you interact with people around you, depression changes just about everything. It is even noticeable in the way you speak and

William opens UK’s first non-hospital or clinic-based therapy centre for vulnerable men

By Pat Hurst19th June 2018News England

The Duke of Cambridge has met the mother of a young man who took his own life as he opened the UK’s first centre outside of a clinic or hospital

NHS Trust steps up outreach work to help manage distress triggered by Grenfell fire

By Jemma Crew14th June 2018News England

The Grenfell Tower fire is bringing stressful past life events flooding back to people, and those not directly affected by the tragedy should not feel ashamed to seek help. Emma

Alastair Campbell makes ‘frank and important’ exploration of depression for BBC documentary

By Sherna Noah12th June 2018News England

Ex-spin doctor Alastair Campbell will look at whether “radical new treatments” can stop his depression in a new BBC Two film. Tony Blair’s former spokesman has made Depression And Me

Mental health patients feel stigma asking for time off work for therapy

By Rod Minchin8th June 2018News England

People with mental health problems feel stigmatised in asking their employers for time off work to attend therapy appointments, according to medical professionals. Yet they would happily ask their boss

New PhD scholarship to understand male suicide risk launched in Glasgow

By Iain MacDonald29th May 2018News Scotland

The Scottish Association for Mental Health (SAMH) and the Suicidal Behaviour Research Lab (University of Glasgow) have today announced a PhD scholarship which will deliver ground-breaking research focusing specifically on

£25 million funding boost for English areas worst affected by suicide

By Ella Pickover16th May 2018News England

The parts of England worst affected by suicide are to be given a funding boost to enhance local prevention services, officials have announced. Money is to be provided for new

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Minister urges university leaders ensure student mental health is top priority

Terror survivors seek creation of new fund to support vicitms and bereaved families

New £1.35 million training programme for Scots front line workers dealing with trauma

Engage: People with depression use language differently – here’s how to spot it

William opens UK’s first non-hospital or clinic-based therapy centre for vulnerable men

NHS Trust steps up outreach work to help manage distress triggered by Grenfell fire

Alastair Campbell makes ‘frank and important’ exploration of depression for BBC documentary

Mental health patients feel stigma asking for time off work for therapy

New PhD scholarship to understand male suicide risk launched in Glasgow

£25 million funding boost for English areas worst affected by suicide

Urgent need for training to spot and act on sex abuse within families, review finds

Body-in-garden trial told three-year-old died after parents’ ‘breathtaking’ cruelty

England’s hospitals within hours of running out of some PPE items – Matt Hancock

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Minister urges university leaders ensure student mental health is top priority

Terror survivors seek creation of new fund to support vicitms and bereaved families

New £1.35 million training programme for Scots front line workers dealing with trauma

Engage: People with depression use language differently – here’s how to spot it

William opens UK’s first non-hospital or clinic-based therapy centre for vulnerable men

NHS Trust steps up outreach work to help manage distress triggered by Grenfell fire

Alastair Campbell makes ‘frank and important’ exploration of depression for BBC documentary

Mental health patients feel stigma asking for time off work for therapy

New PhD scholarship to understand male suicide risk launched in Glasgow

£25 million funding boost for English areas worst affected by suicide