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Podcast: The politics of mental health

Podcast: The politics of mental health

The panel try to make sense of mental health policy and politics This week Anne, Rachel and John are joined by two special guests to discuss the politics of mental health. What […]

17th January 20195th February 2019 Comment, PodcastLeave a Comment on Podcast: The politics of mental health
Guest Post: Fewer Conferences, More Conversations

Guest Post: Fewer Conferences, More Conversations

Photo: Pushing Up Daisies Festival. Skull cake: Thyme for Tiffin   Akiko Hart makes a plea for mental health to go outside mental health I am, for my sins, a […]

18th May 201819th May 2018 Comment, Guest Post1 Comment on Guest Post: Fewer Conferences, More Conversations
Podcast: Zero Suicide (an idea whose time has not, and should not, come)

Podcast: Zero Suicide (an idea whose time has not, and should not, come)

This week John McGowan discusses whether trying to eliminate suicide entirely is a possibility or even a helpful aim. This week’s podcast is recording of a public lecture given in […]

22nd January 201810th October 2018 Comment, Podcast4 Comments on Podcast: Zero Suicide (an idea whose time has not, and should not, come)
Podcast: Against Your Will – Compulsory Powers in the Mental Health System

Podcast: Against Your Will – Compulsory Powers in the Mental Health System

John McGowan, Anne Cooke, Angela Gilchrist,  Rachel Terry and Emma Rye discuss involuntary treatment in mental health.   In this edition we discuss the compulsory powers available in the mental […]

17th May 201710th October 2017 Comment, Podcast1 Comment on Podcast: Against Your Will – Compulsory Powers in the Mental Health System
Podcast: Theresa May’s speech, mental health, and suicide prevention

Podcast: Theresa May’s speech, mental health, and suicide prevention

John McGowan, Anne Cooke, Angela Gilchrist and Rachel Terry discuss  suicide prevention and mental health policy. In this edition we focus on the Prime Minister’s speech making mental health policy […]

16th January 20174th October 2017 Comment, PodcastLeave a Comment on Podcast: Theresa May’s speech, mental health, and suicide prevention
The Politics of Suicide

The Politics of Suicide

The last few weeks have seen public policy on suicide prevention climb the political agenda. Ian Marsh and Anne Cooke consider whether anything new is on offer. On Monday Theresa […]

6th January 20174th October 2017 Comment6 Comments on The Politics of Suicide
First, do no harm…

First, do no harm…

Following recent cases of euthanasia for mental health problems in Belgium and Holland, Clinical Psychologist Masuma Rahim discuses what we do when someone seems beyond help.   In my line of work […]

19th May 2016 Comment, Guest Post29 Comments on First, do no harm…

Robin Williams, depression and the complex causes of suicide

While many people who kill themselves have been experiencing the extreme distress we might think of as depression, that’s not always the case and is rarely the whole explanation. This article […]

27th October 20145th November 2015 Comment1 Comment on Robin Williams, depression and the complex causes of suicide

What we’ve been reading: More DSM, women leaders after Maggie and gun control

The first of an occasional series where we ask departmental staff to give a shout out on what they’ve been reading recently.

19th April 201311th November 2015 Comment, Culture, From the EditorsLeave a Comment on What we’ve been reading: More DSM, women leaders after Maggie and gun control

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