Voicebox: Mental Health

A look into the life of an eating disorder expert and her lived experiences with anorexia and bulimia. 

15 years after its original release, we discover how Panic Prevention helped normalise mental health for generations of fans.

Using art to stand in solidarity with those affected by suicide.

Art Bytes is a unique inter-school art competition & virtual exhibition. With creativity an ever-more essential skill for future opportunities & employment, find out what your pupils will gain by participating.

In a bid to show support to young people struggling with eating disorders and body images issues, Childline launches a new campaign and has shared with us the story of Faye Cullen – a young person who overcame anorexia.

Can a houseplant really brighten your mood?

“Young people are unable to find safe spaces to talk about their mental health. I think this is the biggest concern. They are afraid of being judged, worried about being perceived as weak.”

"Women often stay small because... taking up space can be horrifically scary and it’s not just a one-time decision. We have to make that decision every time we step into a business meeting, an appointment, a restaurant, our bedrooms."

My experiences being involved with the Y7 and how our youth voice made history in policy-making. 

In this two-part column, I’ll be exploring examples of superhero TV shows which portray powerful depictions of grief, loss, mental health and what we should learn from their insights. 

Jasmine Rowland discusses the importance of making time and unwinding for yourself. She looks back at the moment the world stopped, Lockdown "season one" as the point where she embarked on a journey of discovery self love, self worth and self care.

A Zoom drama that is highly affecting and cleverly constructed.