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...Health, the Royal College of Psychiatrists and others have attempted to tackle these public perceptions and pejorative press reporting through campaigns that aim to give the facts about the risks presented by the mentally ill. Key findings in this report should be used in this way. For example, the killing of strangers by people with mental illness is rare; most stranger...

...public in improving their health and wellbeing. Technology is being used to integrate services, provide joined-up care and reduce duplication. Digital innovation is also about trying to provide choice and control for the individual and to empower them to take responsibility for their own health and wellbeing. That said, it is necessary use evidence to justify its benefits...

...public forum. And there is this idea that women's health is unspeakable and kind of hidden and shameful still. There's still aspects, Although we're much more open in many ways, there are still particular aspects of women's bodies that we don't talk about. And I think the problem that I have is then that doctors have so much power over us, that they have the specialist...

...health? This album examines the ways in which social, environmental, economic and political factors shape and constrain our understandings and experiences of mental health and distress. It explores the wide range of diverse and frequently competing perspectives that characterise the world of mental health and looks at the impact of these perspectives on mental health...

...health...This suite of three courses focuses first on anxiety (Exploring anxiety), then depression (Exploring depression), and finally explores the relationship between these conditions (Exploring the relationship between anxiety and depression). They will help you to consider some of the key issues around diagnosis, causes and interventions for anxiety and depression...

...health and wellbeing? This collection explores how the arts can help with a healthy society. ...How does our engagement with the arts affect our wellbeing? From reading, writing and music to painting, drawing and dance, the arts can have a profound impact on our mental and physical health, how we interact with society, and how we think. The arts can also be a useful way...