The Mental Health Foundation today welcomes an important new Government initiative for the nation’s health and urged the next Prime Minister to maintain the momentum towards preventing mental health problems.
The Mental Health Foundation’s social media community is a safe, friendly and kind space where you can discuss mental health topics, talk about your own lived experience and share the different ways in which you look after their mental health.
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It seems irrefutable that the perspectives of those who have experienced mental health problems should be indispensable to those making decisions that affect their lives. Experts and professionals have essential skills and knowledge, but most decision-makers would recognise (in theory, at least) that those who have personal experience of living with mental health challenges can bring something special and different. But what, exactly, do they bring?
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This summative briefing condenses the findings from four themed briefing papers which in turn presented the key findings from the Fellows’ rich body of learning on the overarching themes of: trauma and adversity, creativity and innovation, growing up and growing old, and equality and diversity. Individual summaries of each of the themed briefing papers are presented below.
This summative briefing condenses the findings from four themed briefing papers which in turn presented the key findings from the Fellows’ rich body of learning on the overarching themes of: trauma and adversity, creativity and innovation, growing up and growing old, and equality and diversity. Individual summaries of each of the themed briefing papers are presented below.
This research report aims of developing a comprehensive understanding of what refugees and people seeking asylum in Scotland are experiencing regarding public transport.
