Rosealine Mitchell, an NHS peer worker in Essex, leverages her personal journey with schizophrenia to provide empathy and support for mental health patients, enhancing care through shared understanding and innovative activities.
A father of two carries a 24.7kg backpack in marathons and local runs to represent life's burdens, sparking conversations about mental health through his 'Share the Weight' initiative.
George Downey, a Felixstowe psychotherapist and RAF veteran awarded an MBE for mental health work, has raised over £1,400 by winning a white-collar boxing match, inspired by personal tragedies including his brother's suicide.
Twelve Lancashire charities join forces for a dawn-to-dusk walking challenge on the longest day of the year, aiming to raise £50,000 for mental health services and awareness across the county.
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The PANDAS Foundation has launched a free face-to-face support group in Newport for parents and carers struggling with mental health from conception onwards, with plans for more groups in 2026.
Eddie from Bordesley Green discusses his autism diagnosis in 1996, daily challenges, misconceptions, and strengths during World Autism Acceptance Month.
Vicki, a Birmingham resident, shares her transformative story during World Autism Acceptance Month, detailing her initial shame and current pride in her autism diagnosis, which she now studies at PhD level.
Sheila McMahon, a Lichfield-based counsellor, publishes 'Behind Closed Doors', a poetry anthology born from her own mental health struggles. Research shows poetry helps manage anxiety and depression, offering cathartic release.
A powerful art installation featuring 98 hand-painted butterflies representing lives lost to suicide is touring Lincolnshire locations through September, aiming to reduce stigma and foster dialogue about mental health and hope.
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Several individuals in the Midlands, including a grandmother who killed her grandson, have received hospital orders under the Mental Health Act instead of prison sentences for their crimes.
Married at First Sight Australia's Bec Zacharia reveals her recent ADHD diagnosis explains her explosive behaviour at the show's infamous second Dinner Party, where she targeted multiple cast members.
I'm A Celebrity star Craig Charles opens up about his genetic heart condition, requiring eight daily tablets and four stents, the same illness that tragically claimed his brother's life.
Adults with mild to moderate hearing loss can now purchase hearing aids directly from retailers like Currys, starting at £129.99, without needing audiologist appointments or costly fittings.
A free community event in Cardiff this April aims to connect younger stroke survivors, reduce isolation, and showcase local support services, featuring a talk from survivor Nia Tyler.
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I'm A Celebrity star Gemma Collins shares her unexpected weight loss journey after discontinuing Mounjaro injections due to health issues before the South Africa show.
Discover three effective techniques to overcome nocturnal awakenings and fall back asleep quickly, based on expert advice from entrepreneur David Longacre, helping you break the cycle of sleep anxiety.
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned five major supplement campaigns for making false health claims about menopause and PCOS, urging women to seek evidence-based guidance.
Former BBC Countryfile presenter Matt Baker opens up about how an anaemia diagnosis in his teens forced him to abandon his Olympic gymnastics aspirations, describing it as a heartbreaking decision.
Busted singer James Bourne reveals he will undergo major surgery to extend his life after falling gravely ill and missing the band's Birmingham tour opening last year.
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Married At First Sight UK's Peggy Rose Lawrence opens up about her heartbreaking pregnancy loss one month after announcing her 'miracle' IVF pregnancy, sharing her emotional journey on social media.
Parkinson's UK expert Laura Phillips explains how tremors differ, when to seek medical help, and why early diagnosis is crucial for managing neurological conditions.
Mersey Mind Project, a Wirral-based charity, is inviting more local men to join its free weekly sessions, including football therapy, fitness boot camps, and peer support groups, to tackle isolation and improve wellbeing.
George Bean, a 26-year-old electrician from Cockermouth with ADHD, anxiety, and depression, is using his experiences to support others through a podcast and a Three Peaks challenge for veterans.
The Department for Work and Pensions has confirmed 178 conditions qualify for Personal Independence Payments, but inclusion of Oppositional Defiant Disorder has sparked controversy among commentators.
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A new report reveals women of colour wait 11 years on average for endometriosis diagnosis, highlighting systemic biases in healthcare. Charities call for urgent government action to address inequalities.
Emily MacDonagh, wife of Peter Andre and an NHS doctor, has been diagnosed with shingles. She shared her symptoms to raise awareness about the painful condition.
New data reveals that 85% of over-65s with depression avoid seeking help, despite effective NHS therapies. A grandmother's recovery story highlights the impact of treatments like EMDR.
Alzheimer's Society calls for community support for people with dementia as the time change approaches, offering practical advice to ease the transition.
A free event titled 'Shakespeare, Youth and the Secret to Human Happiness' will debut on April 1, blending performance, research, and discussion to address youth mental health challenges through arts.
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The Department for Work and Pensions has issued a crucial update affecting 500,000 Personal Independence Payment claimants aged 60-64 as the state pension age rises to 67, with Labour facing scrutiny over support for ageing workers.
