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Giving you ‘Piece of Mind’: relaunching our mental health podcast

We’re excited to announce the new series of our Piece of Mind: Mental Health & Psychiatry podcast - where we explore the latest mental health research and the powerful personal stories shaping it.

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Facilitator training modules on award-winning Bipolar Education Programme Cymru now available for health professionals

The National Centre for Mental Health is proud to announce that two facilitator training modules for the award-winning Bipolar Education Programme Cymru are now available to health professionals via the Learning@Wales and Electronic Staff Record (ESR) platforms.

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Welsh Minister for Mental Health and Wellbeing visits National Centre for Mental Health to see project that will help shape the Welsh Government Employability Support programme

The Minister for Mental Health and Wellbeing, Sarah Murphy MS, together with Dr Hefin David MS visited the National Centre for Mental Health (NCMH) to learn how the Engage to Change project has worked across Wales to support young people with learning disabilities or autism into employment.

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‘Staggering’ results of project will shape future supported employment practices and policies for people with learning disabilities in Wales says First Minister

On 18th March 2025, First Minister Eluned Morgan declared that findings of the Engage to Change project, supported and evaluated by researchers at the National Centre for Mental Health, will be used to shape the new Welsh Government Employability Support programme.

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NCMH deputy-director recognised for humanitarian efforts at Buckingham Palace event

NCMH deputy-director, Professor Jon Bisson attended a Humanitarian Reception at Buckingham Palace on Thursday 20 February.

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New website launched for young people in Wales who experience psychosis

Experiencing psychosis can be an incredibly distressing experience. A new website hopes to make it easier for people to find support, and to improve the public’s understanding of the mental health problem.

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