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Money and mental health:

• Keeping on top of your personal finances - booklet | in Money and mental health
• Money services explained | in Keeping on top of your personal finances - booklet
• Banks and credit unions | in Money services explained
• Local journalist Eleanor Harding wins Mind Journalist of the Year | in News Story
  A local journalist who has tackled often overlooked mental health issues has been crowned Mind Journalist of the Year 2009.
• Martin Lewis leads piggy banks on parade to launch Mind's debt campaign | in News Story
• Return of the Great Depression causing great depression | in News Story
  Mind today publishes a shocking new report that shows that debt is a significant factor in worsening our mental health.
• How to Mind your money | in News Story
  1 in 4 people who experience mental distress have debt problems compared to 1 in 11 of the general population.
• Tax and mental health: removing the barriers | in Campaign report
  A Mind report in consultation with TaxAid
• Mind wins 'doing money differently' award | in News Story
  A Disability Network award has gone to Mind for its information and campaigning on money and debt.
• New NHS Stressline helps people struggling with the recession | in News Story
  The NHS Stressline is a freephone number – 0300 123 2000 – where you can speak to trained health advisors for practical advice and emotional support.
• Mindful money days | in Mind in your area
• Debt and mental health | in News Story
  With help from Mind, moneysavingexpert.com published a free booklet on debt and mental health today.
• Mental Health & Public Transport | in Blog Post
  The Mental Health Action Group in Derbyshire says people experiencing mental health problems experience barriers and other difficulties when using public transport and are campaigning to address this.
• Money and mental health | in Money and mental health
• A vicious circle | in Blog Post
  Our new research, 'Still in the red', shows how the financial strain over Christmas can be much worse for people with mental health problems. Guest blogger Jo describes her own struggle to make ends meet and stay well.
• Still in the red: update on debt and mental health | in Campaign report
  One in 11 people in the UK reports being in debt or arrears. For people with mental health problems this rises to one in four. Mind’s survey, 'Still in the red', updates our earlier research from 2008.