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Here is a list of our letters from the Mental Health Foundation to newspapers in 2005:
Letter sent to The Guardian Society, 7 December 2005: We need to understand why black people are three times more likely than average to be admitted to psychiatric hospital
Letter sent to The Independent, 23 November 2005: Today’s licensing law changes will usher in a new era of increased liver disease, heart disease, mouth cancer, violent incidents and alcohol-related accidents, according to commentators of all disciplines.
Letter sent to the Express and Star, 02 July 2005: With one in four people in the UK experiencing some kind of mental health problem in any one year, surely it is time that this stigma and narrow-minded view was cast aside?'
Letter sent to The Guardian, 01 July 2005: One wonders what the point is of experts giving Blackwell or anyone else the label, 'narcissistic personality disorder'
Letter sent to The Guardian, 13 April 2005: Services must support children to stop future generations being affected by their parents mental health problems
Letter sent to The Independent, 8 April 2005: Exercise, not anti-depressants, should come first to treat symptoms of mild or moderate depression
Letter sent to the Daily Mail, 1 March 2005: On Self-Injury Awareness Day, Ofsted reported that children are deliberately harming themselves at more than half of secondary and a third of primary schools inspected.
Letter sent to The Guardian, 1 February 2005: Ten years after the disappearance of Richey Edwards, the famous picture of him bearing self-inflicted cuts is still shocking
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