Voices - While the English mental health nursing review bears all the hallmarks of being a top-down, politically led initiative, its Scottish counterpart shows that nurses are beginning to reclaim their discipline. Phil Barker examines the contrasts

Phil Barker

My mental health

Back to the USA

The Millfields Charter debate: the founders respond

Kevin Bond

Positive approaches to schizophrenia

Tony Gillam

Service users’ views of ‘as needed’ medication

Joseph Curran

OCD in children

Diary

Risk and nursing practice

Tim Turner

Expressive and creative arts methods for trauma survivors

Madi Acharya-Baskerville

Social Capital and Mental Health

Mike Smith

Touch and Go Joe: an adolescent’s experience of OCD

Tim McDougall

Introducing Mental Health: A Practical Guide

Margaret Zengeni

Involving service users and carers in the education of mental health nurses

Alan Simpson

The zoning revolution

Catherine Gamble

Email interview

Paul Hammersley

Web review

Forgiveness after emotional abuse

Zone of the Interior

Dr Liam Clarke

Schizophrenia: Through the maze and fighting back A book for carers

Catherine Clarke

What has Labour ever done for us?

Jon Allen

Interact

Interact

Joseph Curran

Interact

Louise Pembroke

… more scary Daleks

A bit of a mixed bag

Daniel Allenn

Rising Irish population set to test providers

Affluent areas get lion’s share of resources, study finds

Service users should make Oliver Twist their role model

lan McMillan

Modern services being held up as projects become mired in endless ‘talking shops’

Ian McMillan

Do not repeat other countries’ mistakes in hospital closure plans, professor warns

Killing by patient triggers shake-up in south London trust’s forensic services

Alliance lobbies MPs over Bill ‘not fit for 21st century’

Ian McMillan

News

News in brief

News

News

Government issues clear guidance to staff on searching for illicit drugs

Ian McMillan

Editorial

Ian McMillan