I talk back to the voices in my head
Experience: I was working as a holiday rep in Brittany 15 years ago when I started hearing voices
The G20 in numbers
Datablog: This is how the world's economic powers match up - by GDP, financial stimulus packages, and TV ownership
Confessions of a shrink
When psychotherapist Jane Haynes decided to expose the shocking details of her life and work in an autobiography, many of her peers were horrified. By Stuart Jeffries
Venting your anger uncontrollably can do more harm than good
Response: People should be encouraged to discuss emotions experienced at work, says Adrian Ward
An aching hunger
Laurie Penny who had anorexia for years, explains why more help is needed for this most deadly of mental illnesses
Suspicious minds
Once it affected 1% of the population. Now more than a quarter of us suffer from paranoia, leading expert Daniel Freeman tells Sabine Durrant
Calm? Why should I be calm?
Julian Baggini: There's far too much emphasis on being happy these days. Anger is vital too. It could even, say scientists, help our careers
I like my gurus delivered in a cardboard box
Online shopping has turned me into self-help addict, says Clare Allan
The best medicine
Phil Hope, minister at the Department of Health, discusses New Horizons, a new strategy for mental health
‘Homage to catatonia’
It's traumatic enough to be 'sectioned' once. But imagine being confined to secure units on five occasions - the first time while you're still at school