Jhilmil on Mad in Asia and the Bhor Foundation
In the 25th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Jhilmil Breckenridge, poet, writer and activist, talks about her work with Mad… more
Author: Amy Wells
Posts by Amy Wells
Racism: The riskiest pre-existing condition for COVID-19 in the UK
In the 24th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Jayasree Kalathil responds to the publication of the recent Public Health England review:… more
Emily on WISH
In the 23rd post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Emily Reynolds talks about WISH, a national, user-led charity working with women with… more
A new Mental Health Charter for Britain
A new Mental Health Charter for Britainby Tom Griffiths, Manchester Mental Health Charter Alliance We are said to be living… more
The Perspective of Mental Health within the BAME Community
Growing up as a child in the Caribbean, I remember that any mention of the subject mental health meant that… more
Laura on parenting and lockdown
In the 22nd post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Laura Wood reflects on parenting and lockdown. You can find out more about All My… more
Clare on lockdown
In the 21st post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Clare Ockwell, a founder member and former Chief Executive of the CAPITAL… more
Clare on Touch
In the 20th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Clare Shaw, poet, performer and survivor, talks about the importance of touch during Covid-19…. more
Sabah on Gendered Intelligence
In the 19th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Sabah Choudrey talks about the work Gendered Intelligence have been doing during… more
Clare reflects on lockdown
In the 18th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Clare Shaw, poet, performer and survivor, reflects on lockdown…. more
Naomi talks about Self Injury Support
In the 17th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Naomi Salisbury talks about Self Injury Support, a user-led organisation and the… more
Shanika: my voices during lockdown
In the 16th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Shanika Ranasinghe talks about her voices during lockdown…. more