Treatment and therapy
All resources | Leaflets | Factsheets | Books and reports |
The booklet accompanying the recovery programme for depression, produced in conjunction between Rethink and the universities of York, Leeds and Manchester.
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- Title: Advance statements
Advance statements, also referred to as advance directives or advance agreements, are an expression of the wishes of someone who experiences mental illness about the type of care and treatment to be provided if they become unwell. This factsheet explains how these are used.
- Title: Antidepressants
This fact sheet contains information on how antidepressants work, the different types of antidepressants available, what the side effects are and further information.
- Title: Antipsychotics
Some people will have the sort of mental health problems which mean that they will need to take antipsychotic medication as part of their treatment package. This factsheet explains how antipsychotics work, the different types, side effects and further information.
- Title: Back to life, back to normality
- Subtitle: Cognitive Therapy, Recovery and Psychosis
Written specifically with people affected by mental illness and their carers in mind, this book helps people understand and apply the basic concepts of cognitive therapy for psychosis.
- Title: Behind Closed Doors
- Subtitle: The Current State and Future Vision of Acute Mental Health care in the UK
A report by Rethink, SANE, the Zito trust and NAPICU into inpatient care.
- Title: Benzodiazepines
This factsheets explains what conditions benzodiazepines are used for, what types exist, the possible side effects and further information.
- Title: Clinical Trials factsheet
Clinical trials are an essential part of producing new and more effective treatments for a number of illnesses. This factsheet describes what clinical trials are all about in detail.
- Title: Complementary therapies
This fact sheet contains information on: Physical treatment as therapy, unconventional medicines and other complimentary therapies.
- Title: Do helplines help?
- Subtitle: Research summary report
A recent Department of Health commissioned summary report highlighting the impact of Rethink mental health crisis helplines on care pathways.

