Research into suicide could have saved my daughter’s life
A father describes the pain of losing his daughter to suicide when she was 19-years-old and why research could be life-saving.
Lead articles
I felt like half of me was broken. I have so many questions about mental health.
Stephanie describes the personal impact that her mental health has had on her life.
Bringing mental health care to schools
A school counsellor shares her views on why she believes more should be done to support children's mental health in schools.
Mental health research is a powerful thing – my story of depression
Chris Woodley blogs about his experience of depression that lead him to writing a play about his journey that he’s now showcasing to help other people facing mental illness.
Three years after being diagnosed with bipolar II, I’m still trying to find the right medication for me
Annie sees the power that research could have to improve - and save - lives.
My anxiety was helped by psychological therapy – but we need to get it right for each person
Jacqueline describes how her life is affected by anxiety, how therapy helped her and why treatments should be personalised.
I want to know – how and why does a condition like anorexia happen?
Lexi was diagnosed with anorexia when she was a teenager, she's now got questions about mental health – and believes research has the answers.
If Chloe had the right support she might still be with us
Trevor's daughter died by suicide when she was just 19 years old - now he's campaigning so others don't go through what she did.