Mental illness can affect many areas of your life but we are here to help. This section has information about treatments, medication and support. We also have sections on being active and looking ...

Individuals who are friends, colleagues, loved ones, parents, siblings, and everything in between. Individuals who have to deal with work stress, dodgy Wi-Fi, dating drama, the cost of living crisis – ...

Depression with psychotic symptoms is a mental illness. It is when you experience moderate or severe symptoms of depression but also symptoms of psychosis too. Depression with psychotic symptoms is ...

Life can get really tough sometimes, but talking can help. We have a highly trained and experienced team available 24/7 to provide expert support no matter what you are going through. The service is ...

We help family members, partners and friends of Bristol adults with mental health needs. Whether or not you think you are a ‘carer’, advice and support is available. When someone close to you is ...

We give advice to people with a diagnosis or symptoms of mental illness who live in England and are 18 or over. We also advise their carers, loved ones, or professionals working with them. Some of the ...

Our Advice and Information Service offers practical help on a wide range of topics such as The Mental Health Act, community care, welfare benefits, debt and carers rights. We also offer general ...

This section looks at what to do if someone has treated you unfairly because of your mental illness. It explains a law called the Equality Act 2010 and how it might apply to you when you are at work, ...

Here at Rethink Mental Illness, we're passionate about providing a platform for real, authentic stories of living with a mental illness. Over the next five weeks, we'll share five stories. Each one is ...

Getting started: lessons from the first year of implementing the Community Mental Health Framework Rethink Mental Illness's new report explores key learning from the first full year of implementation ...