Reports and guides

Our guide written with the National Survivor User Network (NSUN) to help people get involved in making decisions about mental health services.

Our guides written with the National Survivor User Network (NSUN), reports on restraint in mental health services, an independent inquiry into acute and crisis mental healthcare, and reports on commissioning excellence.

An update on Mind’s 2008 In the red research into the relationship between debt and mental health, and the experience of people with debt and mental health problems.

Our report of a study of proactive care by practice nurses for people with depression and anxiety.

Reports covering our work supporting people facing multiple discrimination (i.e. discrimination because of their mental heath problems as well as on the ground of protected characteristics such as ethnicity, religion, sexuality or disability).

As part of our work with the Making Every Adult Matter coalition, we worked closely with services and those who experience multiple needs to better understand the difficulties they face in accessing services and how to address these.

Our manifestos and asks, for both the English and Welsh Governments, as well as reports from the All Party Parliamentary Group on Mental Health.

Our report looking at the opportunities and challenges for people with mental health problems in accessing and holding a personal health budget.

Our guide providing a background to public mental health for commissioners, as well as our guides on building resilient communities and the benefits of ecotherapy.

Our report into mental health and elite sport.

Our reports on talking therapies: commissioning, how provision has changed, and what needs to happen going forward.

Our report with Victim Support reveals that people with mental health problems are more likely to be victims of crime, feel the impact of being a victim of crime more acutely and are less likely to get the support they need.

Our reports into the proposed cuts to benefits for people on Employment and Support Allowance, the current state of back-to-work support, and the stigma and discrimination which people on benefits continue to face.