Current issue - Winter 2009

Editorial

Making it count
People with mental health difficulty should make politicians pay attention

On the road
Laurie Penny goes along to the Time to Change roadshow

IAPT is alive and well
Scheme to increase provision of psychological therapies is on track

Can we master our moods?
Dr Liz Miller explores ways to understand our feelings

We love the NHS?
61 years on, what do we think of our health service?

A regular all-American guy
Mary O'Hara speaks to US mental health campaigner Robert Villanueva

Staring debt in the face
Sorting out your debt problems and keeping well too

"We need a Union!"
The secret history of mental patients and protest

Bright gift ideas
Getting presents for that difficult person need not be hard

A week in the life of...
Heather Payne, Media Action Worker, South Warwickshire User Forum (mental health)

Understanding psychosis
A new book putting people's experiences first

Web review
The voice of youth: Youthhealthtalk.org

Myth: Only people who are weak have mental health difficulties
Reality: Anyone might develop a mental health difficulty