За останнє століття відбулися радикальні зміни у реакції на людей, які мають проблеми з психічним здоров’ям. У цьому безкоштовному курсі «Осмислення проблем психічного здоров’я» ви дізнаєтесь про те, як ключові погляди в цій галузі сприяли осмисленню проблем психічного здоров’я людини. Безпосередньо пов’язуючи основні точки зору з тематичним дослідженням, ви зможете поміркувати над тим, як до осмислення психічного нездоров’я підходять з медичної перспективи, психологічної перспективи та перспективи соціальних потреб.
Break the stigma surrounding mental health issues and increase your understanding with our free content and courses, as part of World Mental Health Day (October 10th).
Over the past century there has been a radical shift in responses to people who experience mental health problems. In this free course, Making sense of mental health problems, you will learn about how key perspectives in the field have made sense of mental health problems. By directly relating key perspectives to a case study, you will reflect on how the medical perspective, psychological perspective and social need perspective come to make sense of mental ill-health.
World Mental Health Day is on 10th October every year. Find out more about stress, anxiety, depression, mindfulness, wellbeing and more with our FREE learning resources.
Mae Dr Sharon Mallon yn ystyried ystyr hunanofal cyn eich cyflwyno i rai o'r prif ffyrdd rhad ac effeithiol o ran amser y gallwch gyflwyno arferion hunanofal i'ch bywyd.
Bydd pob un ohonom yn wynebu heriau personol, ond a allech chi gael effaith gadarnhaol ar fywyd rhywun? Rhowch gynnig ar ein ‘Rhwyd Gymorth’ i weld a allwch chi helpu pedwar o bobl.
Dr Sharon Mallon explores what is meant by self-care before introducing you to some of the top inexpensive and time-effective ways that you can introduce self-care practices into your life.
Beth allwch chi ei wneud os nad ydych yn gyfforddus yn siarad am broblemau iechyd meddwl gyda’ch cyfoedion? Mae Dr Jonathan Leach a Dr Mathijs Lucassen yn nodi chwe ffordd y gallwch gael y cymorth sydd ei angen arnoch chi.
The last three years have seen people's mental health and wellbeing tested like almost never before. Concerns over health, isolation, family, finance, careers and education have affected us all in one way or another, so it's vital we all take the time to consider our own mental health and wellbeing, as well as those around us. Here are some FREE resources to do just that...
What can you do if you're not comfortable talking about mental health issues with your peers? Dr Jonathan Leach and Dr Mathijs Lucassen set out six ways of getting the support you need.
Mental Health Awareness Week runs from 11–17 May 2026. Find out more about community, loneliness, anxiety, depression, mindfulness and more with our FREE resources.
All of us will experience personal challenges, but could you make a positive impact on someone's life? Try our wellbeing interactive 'A Support Net' to see if you can help four people.
When only one third of people with mental health symptoms access formal channels of support due to funding problems or stigma, is informal support from family and friends just as good?
It's well-documented that loneliness can cause depression and have negative effects on health and lifespans, equal to that of smoking. Explore why friends are good for your wellbeing, then invite them round for a catch up - it's important!