This report presents evidence on the circumstances which asylum seekers and refugees in the UK can face, and how these experiences can harm their mental health and even lead to suicidal feelings and actions. Updated 2025.
This guide provides you with our best tips on how to look after your mental health - backed by research.
This report describes the extent of inequalities contributing to poor mental health in the UK today. It explains how certain circumstances interact with our own risks and discusses communities that are facing vulnerabilities.
We explore what anxiety means, the causes, coping strategies and different types of anxiety disorders.
We look at the causes of anxiety, and the social and environmental factors that can contribute to the development and maintenance of anxiety.
This report focuses on resilience; setting out the types of services, resources and infrastructure that need to be in place locally to support resilient communities, helping people to ‘feel good and function well’.
The aim of this paper is to scope the public mental health research landscape today with a particular focus on the evidence around prevention and the fundamental determinants of mental health and mental health inequity.
A guide to becoming a dad - looking after yourself, the baby's mother, your relationships, work-life balance and where to go for help if you're struggling.
Our report shows that the value added by people with mental health problems in the workforce is greater than the costs arising, and improving and protecting mental health secures that value and should help reduce cost.
This guide is for parents and carers to help children understand, protect and sustain their mental health.
