The Mental Health Act is a collection of laws dictating the treatment of people living with a mental illness when they are in crisis. We've been working since the 1980s to ensure this Act supports the very people who need it.

Daniel has a diagnosis of schizoaffective disorder. He reflects on his symptoms, using Rethink Mental Illness’ helpline, and tackling the Chester Marathon.

We’re alarmed that the main headline in this week's budget for people severely affected by mental illness is that the government may press ahead with the changes to the Work Capability Assessment.

Simon shares his experience of being bullied at school because of his dad's bipolar disorder. He explores how this harmed his own mental health 30 years later. 

A consultation for a new 10-Year Health Plan has been announced for the NHS. After decades of neglect to mental health services, we respond to this news.

For Black History Month, our Racial Equity Team recorded a powerful poem outlining the Black Mental Health Manifesto calls to tackle disparities in mental health care for Black people.

We are on a mission to end the judgement surrounding mental illness. Visit our campaign page to see our TV advert, read real stories and download our anti-stigma guide.

Rethink Mental Illness and MQ Mental Health Research recently held a roundtable discussion about the challenges faced the in mental health research sector.

For #BlackHistoryMonth, Peter wrote about the impact of this summer's UK race riots on the mental health of the Black community.

BBC Garden Rescue presenter, Chris Hull, is backing Let's Rethink, our campaign to encourage more people to rethink their preconceptions and stigma towards people severely affected by mental illness.