We want to send the biggest congratulations, thank you, and every other positive word you can think of to the Rethink Mental ...

We are sad to say that Rethink Mental Illness has lost a dear friend and former trustee. Eve Thompson was a well respected ...

The Supreme Court in the UK has ruled that the legal definition of a woman should be based on biological sex. Rethink ...

This section looks at why someone might have suicidal thoughts, feelings, or intentions. It gives advice on how you can support them when they’re feeling this way. It also looks at support for you.

This section looks at what self-harm is and why you may self-harm. It could help if you are using self-harm to cope with how you’re feeling. Or if you are thinking about self-harming. It explains what ...

If you are finding it challenging to cope with life pressures, you might be experiencing stress. This section explains the common symptoms and causes of stress. It also looks at some of the ways you ...

This page explains how to deal with problems with mental health medication. It is for people who are 18+ and affected by mental illness in England. In this information we use the term ‘controlled ...

The Mental Health Act says when you can be taken to hospital, kept there, and treated against your wishes. This can only happen if you have a mental disorder that puts you, or others, at risk. You ...

This section is on different housing options for people living with a mental illness. It is for people who are 18 or over and affected by mental illness in England. It is also for their loved ones and ...

We know what it is like to feel stressed and being under pressure is a normal part of life. But becoming overwhelmed by stress can lead to mental health problems or make existing problems worse. On 2 ...

Mental health teams are part of the NHS. They support people living in the community who have complex or serious mental health problems. This section focusses on secondary mental health teams. What ...

This section gives information about community treatment orders (CTO). It explains how your CTO is made and what your rights are. It explains how you can challenge your CTO if you don’t agree with it.