Blog

My Darling Derry

15 July 2019, Guest Blogger

Derek Richter's daughter Sally shares memories about her father and what drove him to found the Mental Health Foundation in 1949.

Our history and future: 70 years of the Mental Health Foundation

15 July 2019, Rachel Smith

In this blog we take you through our 70 year history and talk about the vision for not only our future but the future of mental health.

Mental health is an open goal for the next Prime Minister

8 July 2019, Mark Rowland

While our country is more divided than ever, progress on mental health represents an issue that could unite us behind a common cause. Mark Rowland discusses how we want the next Prime Minister to approach this.

Mental health advice to my younger self

5 July 2019, Rachel Smith

Often. we are experts in our own mental health without realising. So, with taking time to reflect on the question 'What advice would you give your younger self' we can reveal our own pearls of mental health wisdom.

TV and later life: a link to the outside world

4 July 2019, Jolie Goodman

In this blog Jolie takes us through why TV is important to some people in later life and how it can help with feelings of isolation and loneliness.

How arts can help improve your mental health

25 June 2019, Dorien Eising

In this blog we look at the added value of the arts and how they can keep us happy and in good mental health.

Refugees: behind every statistic, there is a person and a life that matters

20 June 2019, Mohamed Omar

We live in a world with a population of 70.8 million forcibly displaced people. Mo talks to us about our responsibilty to protect and safeguard refugees, why we must support their mental health needs, and give them a voice and visibility.

Love Island producers still don’t get it when it comes to mental health

3 June 2019, Guest Blogger

Love Island producers still have a long way to go in making a positive statement on body image, in looking after their contestants mental health and understanding what mental health prevention is says Stuart Hill.