- The Rethink Mental Illness Advice Service provides a trusted resource for information on mental illness, mental health laws, and guidance for carers.
- We give advice to people with a diagnosis or symptoms of mental illness who live in England and are 18 or over. We also advise their carers, loved ones, or professionals working with them.
- We are a trusted information creator and accredited by the Patient Information Forum (PIF). See this 46 second video for why this is important.
- We are a small team. When we are fully staffed, we are made up of 5 Advisors, a Volunteer Coordinator, a Team Leader, an Information Lead, a Service Manager, and Volunteers.
- Our team includes individuals with first hand experience of mental illness, offering insight and understanding.
- Our service is free, impartial, confidential, evidence-based, equality-based and non-discriminatory, non-judgemental, and empathetic.
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How we can help
The Rethink Mental Illness advice and information service provides practical advice on a wide range of topics like access to mental health and social care, mental health treatments, and laws, and advice for carers.
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Accessible advice
Find out about the accessible ways you can contact the service and access our advice and information.
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