News Release: 1 February 2008
The Mental Health Foundation will launch a report about the role anger plays in the lives of individuals, its impact on families and communities and the perceived rise in anger in recent years.
The report is to be published as part of a wider campaign to increase public understanding about anger during Mental Health Action Week (23rd - 29th March), which will include web-based tools to raise awareness and the launch of a booklet for members of the public concerned about their own anger or that of someone close to them.
Find out how to get involved with Mental Health Action Week 2008
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For more information please contact either Fran Gorman or Simon Loveland on 020 7803 1128 / 1130 or email fgorman@mhf.org.uk / sloveland@mhf.org.uk
The Mental Health Foundation uses research and practical projects to help people survive, recover from and prevent mental health problems. We work to influence policy, including government at the highest levels. And we use our knowledge to raise awareness and to help tackle the stigma attached to mental illness. We reach millions of people every year through our media work, information booklets and online services.
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