Publications
Éirim Mná: The Mental Health Needs of Irish Women in Birmingham
Report of the community engagement project exploring the mental health needs of Irish women in...
Read MoreRace Equality Training in Mental Health Services in England: Does One Size Fit All?
The report of a national scoping study on race equality training in mental health, written...
Read MoreDancing to Our Own Tunes: Reassessing Black and Minority Ethnic Mental Health Service User Involvement
Dancing to Our Own Tunes reports on the findings of a national consultation with service users/survivors...
Read More“Sometimes Home is not the Best Place to Be”
Deepa Srinivas in conversation with Jayasree Kalathil about writing, madness, childhood and children's literature. Read the...
Read MoreCare Programme Approach and Recovery
This study explored how effective service users find the Care Programme Approach in promoting recovery...
Read MoreRecovery and Resilience: African, Caribbean and South Asian Women’s Narratives
Recovery and Resilience presents stories of recovery from mental and emotional distress, based on twenty...
Read MoreThe Freedom to be, the Chance to Dream
A study examining the importance of preserving the values and ethos of user-led peer support...
Read MoreLet’s Tell Our Stories: Looking for Black Women’s Personal Narratives
Jayasree KalathilMay 2007 I don’t have a researched, analysed and concluded paper for you. What...
Read MoreAfter Ervadi: Faith Healing and Human Rights
ayasree KalathilNovember 2007On August 6, 2001, twenty eight people labelled “mentally ill” died in a...
Read MoreThis UK Black Phenomenon
This UK Black PhenomenonYvonne Christie raises some important questions about the loss of identity and...
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