Mental Health

Children and young people are now waiting almost 9 months to be assessed by CAMHS in Sheffield.

For Black men, Sheffield's barbershops are a site of community and alternative ways to explore mental health and masculinity, writes Macole Lannaman.

As services across Sheffield struggle to serve those with complex needs, Emily Ingram speaks to just two of the unique non-profits that are stepping up to help people cope.

Within two weeks, Matt Pinder went from obsessed with music to completely losing his hearing. How does this affect a person's mental health?

Boxing trainer Glyn Rhodes tells Now Then about coming to terms with the sudden death of Scott Westgarth and the importance of men speaking up about mental health.

With mental health difficulties on the rise, Sheffield Flourish provides a space to build support networks and learn new skills. Deputy MD Robyn Fletcher tells us about the vital work of the local charity.

Community garden promotes positive mental health through therapeutic horticulture.

People who have experienced trauma or who have mental health problems are more susceptible to addiction: what have researchers found?

Struggling with his mood and not making progress with mainstream mental health support, Neil Thornely ventured to Costa Rica to try Ayahuasca.

DID affects 1.5% of the population but few people understand the devastating impact it has on a person’s life. We learned more from a Sheffield woman who believes she has the condition.

Sharing food and drink is a good opportunity to talk about our mental health and wellbeing, says Sheffield Mind CEO Margaret Lewis ahead of Time to Talk Day 2022.

Renowned artist and mental health advocate Leigh de Vries brings a brand new project to Rotherham to inspire individual and collective reflection.

In Doncaster, peer-led mental health support is changing lives.

An invaluable resource for people in Sheffield has been redesigned following community collaboration.

Bands collaborate across the Pennines to produce split release, Eye of Mirrors, in aid of mental health during pandemic.

In a new video filmed in the General Cemetery, Sheffield hip-hop artist DanimaL looks back at struggles growing up and how he found an escape route in music.

Fans suspected Nelson had been struggling for some time. Now it’s time for the music industry to change.

Local youth development charity Grow sets up Walk & Talk to support young people aged 16-24 through the impact of Covid.