Mental Health Act

It's A Strange Time To Be Grieving The Loss Of People You Love

For some, grieving the Queen has been "cathartic". For others, it’s opened old wounds.
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Labour MP Speaks About Friend's Suicide In Bid To Improve Mental Health Services

Kerry McCarthy says more needs to be done to help those currently being let down by the system.
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Detention Rate Under The Mental Health Act Is Four Times Higher For Black People In England

Charities say the disparity is "simply unacceptable" and are still waiting for the government to respond to a review from 2018.
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What Actually Happens When A Person Is Sectioned To Get Help For A Mental Illness?

Stigma is stopping people from seeking the help they need at crisis point.
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Seni's Law Is A Breakthrough In The Battle To End Alarming Use Of Restraint On Women And Girls

This is a vital first step to ensuring mental health units are the caring and therapeutic places they should be
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The Last Five Years Have Been Revolutionary For Mental Illness, But Is Schizophrenia Still Left Behind?

Schizophrenia remains stubbornly misunderstood
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Mental Health Carers Need A Voice

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Race Equality Campaigners Call For An End To 'Discriminatory' Mental Health Diagnosis

'It's not treating the need, it's treating what's perceived.'
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The Waugh Zone Tuesday October 10, 2017

The Five Things You Need To Know About Politics Today.
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Irish Teenager Who Asked For An Abortion Was Sectioned Instead

She was held in a mental health unit against her will.
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