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Mental Health Today is now part of Pavilion Health Today, which supports all healthcare professionals to deliver the best patient care.
You can find articles on mental health care all across Pavilion Health Today. To access some of them, you may need to become a member of Pavilion Health Today. Membership is completely free, and gives you access to a wide variety of resources to support best practice and professional development.
At Mental Health Today we share positive and innovative examples of mental health care. Mental health care in the UK is precious but it often doesn’t look how we’d like it to look. Too often, it doesn’t make us feel how we’d like to feel. By sharing ‘what good looks like’ we support services to improve their level of care and individuals to bolster their own personal mental health.
Mental health patients waiting up to 80 hours in A&E
This World Mental Health Day, NHS leaders are urging the government to increase investment in community mental health teams, after new data revealed…
GPs advised to ask mental health patients about gambling habits
New draft guidance from NICE recommends that GPs and other healthcare professionals speak to patients about their gambling habits during mental health…
Having a hobby associated with better physical and mental health in older people
Having a hobby could protect older people from age-related decline in mental health and wellbeing, according to a new study.
Children aged 12-16 with a high BMI at greater risk of depression
Children between the ages of 12 and 16 with a high BMI are at an increased risk of depression compared to children of the same age who are of a…
Mental health impact of Covid-19 ‘not as substantial as predicted’
The impact of the Covid pandemic on mental health in Europe was “not as substantial as many people had predicted”, according to the author of a new…
Perinatal mental health: why it should be on your radar
Around one in five women will be affected by perinatal mental health problems and 70% will hide or underplay the severity of their illness.
Top tips for healthy ageing – it’s never too late
No matter how old you are or how unhealthy you've been in the past, caring for your body has enormous benefits that will help you stay active, sharpen…
People with severe mental illness less likely to attend cancer screenings
People with severe mental illness (SMI) are less likely to attend cancer screening, which causes cancer to be diagnosed at a later stage, reducing…
Perinatal mental health services failing to meet national quality standards
Many regions across the UK lack the necessary resources to support pregnant women and new mothers with their mental health, a new report has found.
The physical and mental health needs of older adults admitted to an acute…
Older adults in an acute medical assessment unit, may face many challenges and unmet needs. However, there are easy and simple interventions that can…