Our Time’s Views
The power of drama in helping express yourself
“Express yourself” is the topic of Children’s Mental Health Week this year, pertinent in the context of the pandemic, which has had a huge and potentially life-changing impact on many children and young people.
The Royal Foundation’s Five Big Insights Report – a response
Following the release of this report from the Royal Foundation, we comment on its findings
Worlds apart – The Social Determinants of Health
As the government release a new report on the impact of COVID-19 on young people, Our Time responds to its findings
‘Who Cares?’ Newham HeadStart – a reflection
Becky from our Newham 'Who Cares?' team shares her thoughts on working during a pandemic
The Relationship Between Culture and Mental Illness
Chineye discusses the influence of culture on mental health and well-being.
Making the link between parental mental illness and children’s physical health
A recent study by the University of Manchester makes clear links between children's mental and physical health.
Breaking the intergenerational cycle of mental illness: the case for prevention
As GPs face increasing difficulties in child referrals for mental health issues, we look at how preventative solutions are the only way to break the cycle.
Seasonal advice for young people, by young people
We asked some of our young people to give advice to those affected by parental mental illness this festive season.
The missing part of the carer puzzle
The Carers Trust has released a new report on a whole family approach to support. However, it fails to mention young people caring for a parent affected by mental illness. Read more about our thoughts.
The State of the Nation Report – our response
The UK government has released the State of the Nation report for 2019. Our Time looks at happiness for children affected by parental mental illness.
