Current topics

Exploring how current events, seasons and life moments can affect mental health.

A young woman with pink hair and a yellow top talking to three diverse friends, one taking a selfie, outdoors in a park-like setting.

22 September 2026

How to make friends at university: how to meet people at uni and find where you fit in

A detailed illustration of two people engaged in a conversation on a park bench, with a clear sky and clouds in the background.

10 September 2026

World Suicide Prevention Day 2026: how one conversation can make a difference

A man looking at his mobile phone with a worried expression, surrounded by a pink speech bubble filled with chaotic text, indicating distress or confusion.

3 September 2026

The Loneliest Generation? What Young People Should Know About the New IPPR Report

Three young people using their phones in bed – they look concerned at the glowing screens.

How will the social media ban work, and when does it start? What every young person needs to know

Learning disabilities and mental health. There’s a line drawing of two speech bubbles with dots in to represent conversation.

Learning disability and mental health

Can people with mental health conditions fast during Ramadan?

Can people with mental health conditions fast during Ramadan?

6 February 2023

Children’s Mental Health Week 2023: connections and Best For You

Twixmas tips. The title is on a curved plus shape, there’s also a decorative dotted line and a line drawing of a calendar.

16 December 2022

Diabetes and mental health with Dr Catherine Theodoraki. There’s a line drawing of a brain

14 November 2022

Diabetes and mental health

31 October 2022

Mental health books for children

Back to school tips. There’s a line drawing of a thought bubble.

Back to school tips for a mentally healthy school year

A woman celebrating a success while holding a paper, with two people experiencing stress or frustration, one with a hand on their forehead and another covering their face, illustrating emotional chall.

Exam results day: how to cope with stress and uncertainty

Summer holiday wellbeing tips. There are line drawings of a calendar, a head with a brain inside, and smiley face.

Summer holiday wellbeing tips

Text in the brightly coloured, geometric Best For You pattern reads 7 ways Best For You tackles loneliness. The seven ways are listed: conversations, website, day service, App Library, text support, local partners, and volunteers.

7 ways Best For You tackles loneliness (Mental Health Awareness Week 2022)