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Written pieces from the Jamma Wellbeing team and contributors, exploring topics from brain science and emotional intelligence to the realities of delivering wellbeing education in prisons, schools and communities.
Record number of children rejected from CAMHS in Scotland
New figures show a record number of children being rejected from NHS specialist mental health services in Scotland. We look at what this means for young people and why early, accessible support is more important than ever.
New WHO study reveals gaps in how mental health is measured across Europe
A new WHO/Europe study has revealed major inconsistencies in how mental health is measured across the region. We explore what this means and why accessible, practical support matters regardless of how conditions are categorised.
MPs say mental health and prevention overlooked in NHS reforms
The Health and Social Care Committee has called for stronger mental health and prevention focus in the Government's Health Bill. We look at what this could mean and why early support outside clinical settings remains essential.
NHS survey: mental health conditions in young people up sharply
New NHS data shows common mental health conditions in young people have risen sharply over the past decade, with young people, women and those facing disadvantage most affected. Here's why early intervention matters more than ever.
The UK Social Media Ban for Under-16s: What Happens Next?
On 15 June 2026, Prime Minister Keir Starmer announced that the UK will introduce a full ban on social media for under-16s.
Why peer support works: the power of being understood by someone who has been there
Professional mental health support is valuable. But there is something that peer support offers that clinical services often cannot.