Paul McGregor lost his dad to suicide when he was 18. Today, he's a mental health campaigner whose mission is to show men that it’s ok to talk about their mental health. He shares his story...
Professor Rory O'Connor and Paul McGregor join us for the latest episode of MQ's Open Mind to mark World Suicide Prevention Day.
In 2015, whilst dealing with depression and anxiety, Sergeant Mark Montgomery tried to take his own life. Three years later, he reflects on his journey to becoming more open about mental health, and how his experiences have changed the way he works.
The annual Mental Wealth Festival is dedicated to talking more about mental health and how we feel, through sharing, learning and discussing. Ahead of this year’s event we spoke to Tina, the Creative Director behind this unique festival, to find out more…
As part of this new series, we spoke to MQ's Chief Executive Lindsey Bennister about things in life she's learned, her influences and her inspirations...
Matt Holyoak, the incredible photographer and visionary behind the We Swear campaign, is MQ's Creative Ambassador.
What’s it like to speak to a doctor and realise they’re as clueless about what’s wrong as you are? It’s a feeling that Charly Cox knows only too well.
New research has found that greater social support and activities like exercise could protect children and teenagers, who have encountered multiple forms of victimisation, against psychotic experiences.