Letters 2001

Here is a list of our letters from the Mental Health Foundation to newspapers in 2001:

• Letter sent to The Evening Standard, 7 November 2001 referring to their series of articles on depression.

• Letter sent to The Guardian, 1 November 2001 referring to Labour's chairman using the offensive term "nutter" while attacking the Conservative leadership.

• Letter sent to the Daily Mail, 4 October 2001 about Cherie Booth recognising what we at the Mental Health Foundation have known for some time - that auricular acupuncture can give a real boost to mental wellbeing.

• Letter sent to The Times, 13 September 2001 about how best to promote good mental health for children and young people.

• Letter sent to The Guardian, 6 September 2001 about the need for a wider range of responses to mental distress not just pharmacological approaches.

• Letter sent to The Times, 5 September 2001 about the under-resourcing of mental health services.

• Letter sent to The Independent, 30 August 2001 about the tragic case of Karl Bluestone.

• Letter sent to The Independent, 08 March 2001 about the taboo around suicide and mental health problems as a whole.