Experiences and recovery

A novel which shows how difficult it can be to love someone suffering from manic depression.

A report by Rethink, SANE, the Zito trust and NAPICU into inpatient care.

Broken Things encompasses a world of fractured realities and magic. Here are voices lost inside themselves, where the world is not as it should be and nothing may be trusted. These are the lives that are eked out at the very edges of the city, where God might be found in a bonfire or a bag lady can burst into a flock of pigeons and wild laughter. This book picks at the familiar parts of the everyday and frays them, very slightly, reminding us of the beauty and fear of dreams, of things just glimpsed through the corner of the eye.

A DVD resource using service user and carer experiences to combat stigma.

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Mark Whittaker's stories depict, with trademark quirky humour, characters on the edge of society, oddball scientists and ascetic figures searching for the purest expressions of beauty and truth.

An account by Judith Haire of her experience of psychosis.

A personal account of one woman's experience of Bipolar disorder.

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This is the story of the beginning of the National Schizophrenia Fellowship, later renamed Rethink in 2002. It tells of how a group of remarkable people, faced by the tragedy of severe mental illness in their own families, came together determined to do something about it.

Frank and open account of the author's life from first diagnosis of biopolar affective disorder in 1997 to the present day.

This publication describes mental health recovery as experienced and understood by people themselves.