Media services

Mind provides a range of services to members of the media.

We comment on breaking news and we can provide interviews, case studies and information on our latest news and campaigns.

We also provide tips on how to report on mental health.

Contact us

Please note that these contact details are for media enquiries only. For other requests, please find other ways to contact Mind.

[email protected]
020 8522 1743
07850 788514 (out of hours)

Students

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Our website provides comprehensive information on different mental health diagnoses, campaigning issues and mental health statistics.

Spokespeople

There are several members of Mind's staff who are available to comment on a range of current mental health issues.

> Meet them

Media Advice

Media reporting can have a huge influence on public attitudes towards mental health.

Our Media Advisory Service works with sections of the media and the arts world who want to tell a story about mental health, or explore an issue in depth.

> Learn more about our Media Advisory Service

Complain

The Media has the power to shape public opinion and challenge perceptions. But bad reporting can increase misunderstanding and negative attitudes towards people who experience mental health problems.

> How to make a complaint