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• About Mind | in Home
• 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.
• 2010 Mind awards | in Mind Media Awards
• Winners archive | in 2010 Mind awards
• Mind in Action | in Become a Mind member
  Mind in Action is Mind's network of groups and individuals who work together to campaign locally and nationally for a better deal for people with mental health problems.
• Mind's media office | in News
  Mind provides a range of services to members of the media which foster good practice in reporting on mental health.
• How to report on mental health | in Mind's media office
• Mind spokespeople | in Mind's media office
• Media coverage | in Take action
  If you have seen inappropriate coverage of mental health in the media, you can make a complaint.
• Tell us your story | in Take action
• Media volunteering: what's involved? | in Media opportunities
  People with direct experience of mental distress can raise awareness of mental health issues by sharing their story with the media.
• Share your story | in Get involved
• Who owns the mind? | in Campaign report
  Provocative alternatives to understanding madness and treatment, based entirely on first-hand experience, are pioneering new ways of thinking, says Gail A. Hornstein
• Counting the cost | in Campaign report
  There are plenty of 'facts and figures' in the coverage of the financial crisis, but they pay little attention to the costs to mental health and wellbeing that financial difficulties generate.
• Should cannabis be restored to class B? | in Campaign report
  Cannabis has been an illegal class C drug since January 2004, when it was reclassified from class B. The difference between these two classes is in the penalties for dealing and for possession.
• Coping with coming off | in Campaign report
  Since the publication of Mind's research into people's experiences of coming off psychiatric drugs, a number of groups have been set up to try to meet the report's recommendations.
• How can I help you? | in Campaign report
  What's the difference between Prince Charles and a psychiatric patient? asks Rachel Perkins
• Connecting inside and out | in Campaign report
  In many traditions, especially those outside the western world, spirituality is woven into everyday life and is an integral part of culture.
• Sibling dearest | in Campaign report
  Psychologists have tended to overlook sibling relationships, says Dorothy Rowe
• Is critical psychiatry a threat? | in Campaign report
  In 2001, 'critical' psychiatrist Duncan Double was suspended for six months from his NHS practice. The suspension was political, he tells Adam James
• Fit for their purpose | in Campaign report
  In order to operate effectively, psychiatric wards need to know what they are and what they aspire to be.
• As the twig is bent | in Campaign report
  Some people never question how they interpret others, says Dorothy Rowe
• Changing the culture? | in Campaign report
  'Changing the culture' is the latest theme or fad. I hadn't realised that those working within the psychiatric system had any 'culture' to change.
• Spiritual psychology | in Campaign report
  Suman Fernando on the spiritual basis for a multicultural mental health service.
• I can make a difference - in small ways | in Campaign report
  As a mental health nurse, Paul Reet knows he is working with people who experience the same issues he once did.
• Nutters on the net | in Campaign report
  For reasons that aren't immediately clear, mad people seem to be everywhere on the net.
• Coming off medication | in Campaign report
  If you are stopping taking medication it is advisable to reduce the dose gradually, as it is difficult to predict who will have problems withdrawing.
• Katherine's story | in Volunteer team
• Marina's story | in Volunteer team
• ASIST training dates | in Positive Choices project
• Mental health patients neglected and forgotten | in News Story
  A shocking report from the Mental Health Act Commission reveals the shameful conditions of many of our mental health wards where poor practice is entrenched, staff are overstretched and often lack the basic skills to prevent tragedies occurring.
• Local Mind shop makes handbags from gladrags | in News Story
  Mental health charity Mind's Ipswich shop is launching 'Piece of Mind' next Monday, a range of eco-friendly bags designed and made by volunteers at the shop.
• Mental health activist Peter Campbell named as Mind Diamond Champion | in News Story
• Mind announces 2006 Book of the Year award winner | in News Story
  Mind Book of the Year 2006: Valerie Mason-John takes prize for first novel Borrowed Body.
• Mind celebrates 60 years of speaking out | in News Story
• Mind exhibition paints picture of mixed quality care on inpatient wards | in News Story
  Artists from across the UK will today attend a reception and exhibition of their works in central London.
• November/December issue of Openmind out now | in News Story
  Check out the latest issue of the UK's only editorially independent mental health magazine.
• Nominate your mental health hero | in News Story
  Who do you think has made an outstanding contribution to mental health over the past year?
• Allowing the change within | in Blog Post
  Depression awareness week: Steve describes his journey from depression to recovery, and what he learned on the way.
• Changing perspectives | in Blog Post
  Depression awareness week: A mental health nurse shares his experience of struggling to interpret his own signs of depression.
• Listening Conversations 2011 | in Events
• Mind Cymru Listening Conversations 2011 | in News Story
  We want to know what is happening to your local services in Wales: what's good, what's bad and what's missing.
• A sense of purpose | in Event
  Mind service user conference 2009