The network | in About Mind Our network of over 160 local Minds delivers local services like counselling, befriending and advice.
Our success stories | in About Mind Over more than 60 years Mind has worked to improve the lives of all people with experience of mental health problems. Here are some recent achievements of which we are proud.
In-house training | in Training and events Do your staff need training on mental health issues? Would you like to benefit from a cost-effective package, tailored to the needs of your organisation?
Open Up | in Time to Change Open Up is Mind's grassroots anti-discrimination project, and is led by people with personal experience of mental health problems.
Brian's storyI had to attend a medical interview to see if i was fit to work. There was no consultation of my medical notes. After the interview I felt worthless, stressed, humiliated, tearful, but luckily had my wife as support.
Julia's storyPressures at work started to build up and I had to take time off with stress. After three months the stress turned into depression.
Mind Cymru elephant takes care of health and safetyThe Elephant in the Room recently visited the TUC Wales Health and Safety reps conference in Cardiff highlighting Mind's 'Taking care of business' campaign and the need to improve mental health in the workplace.
Mind Cymru Listening Conversations 2011 New Event AnnouncedMind Cymru has been holding a series of events across Wales at the end of 2011. We’ve now put on an extra event in Blaenau Ffestiniog to look at issues affecting Welsh language speakers and rural communities.
Mind responds to new PIP assessment The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) has released a second draft of the new assessment for the Personal Independence Payment (PIP) which will replace Disability Living Allowance (DLA) from 2013.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder, not so funny anymoreFor OCD awareness week and in advance of World Mental Health Day, Charlotte blogs about the stigma around OCD: "Please stop belittling the suffering that hides behind this witty acronym."
The cost to mental healthClearly government spending is no longer sustainable, but this week's budget could cost the mental health of this country dearly.