We know what it is like to feel stressed and being under pressure is a normal part of life. But becoming overwhelmed by stress can lead to mental health problems or make existing problems worse. On 2 ...

There are different professionals that might be involved in your care while you are in hospital under the Mental Health Act. We talk about the following professionals in this factsheet. Approved ...

People affected by mental illness are at the heart of everything we do. If you have lived with mental illness for years, have been newly diagnosed, care for someone or just want to know more about a ...

People affected by anorexia nervosa limit how much they eat and drink. They may have a distorted view of their body and a strong fear of gaining weight. Bulimia nervosa involves cycles of binge eating ...

The Mental Health Act says when you can be taken to hospital, kept there, and treated against your wishes. This can only happen if you have a mental disorder that puts you, or others, at risk. You ...

Mental health research has the power to transform lives - yet for too long, it hasn’t had the funding, visibility or urgency it deserves. Many people severely affected by mental illness are still ...

Some research shows that eating disorders, like other mental health conditions, can be more common in some families. This suggests that genetics may play a role. Researchers do not fully understand ...

People affected by eating disorders may avoid social situations, especially those involving food. This can make it harder to keep up friendships and family ties. Living with an eating disorder is ...

Eating disorders are complex. Treatment is not one-size-fits-all. Plans are shaped around each person’s needs. Eating disorders can cause serious health problems. Regular medical checks and support ...

Eating disorders are mental health conditions. They involve a difficult relationship with food, body image or weight. Anyone can develop an eating disorder, but it is not because of direct contact ...

Eating disorders involve an unhealthy relationship with food, weight or body image. People may use food to manage difficult emotions or cope with stress. It’s not just about eating too much or too ...

Explore the systemic issues affecting mental health inpatient safety and discover how better workforce, culture, and accountability can drive safer, high‑quality care.