All in the Mind Episodes Episode guide
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Battlefield Military Mental Health - Antidepressants and Morality - Community Treatment Orders
Claudia Hammond on the UK's first study from the Iraq war zone.
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Rehabilitating Sex Offenders
Claudia Hammond reports on the rehabilitation of sex offenders.
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How Children Learn - Photos in Textbooks - Solitary Confinement
Claudia Hammond reveals new evidence on how children learn.
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Minister Paul Burstow - Walk and Talk - Optical Illusions
Claudia Hammond talks to the new coalition government's minister for mental health.
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Charisma - Race and Mental Health - Black Cab Quotes
Why do we trust charismatic leaders? Claudia Hammond reports.
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Schizophrenia - Telling Lies - Art and Psychiatrists
Claudia Hammond presents a father's story of his son's struggle with schizophrenia.
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Rewriting the Psychiatrists' Bible - Persuasion - Viewing Bodies
With Claudia Hammond. Rewriting the Psychiatrists' Bible.
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Mystery Mental Health Shoppers - Savant Syndrome
Investigating mystery shoppers in mental health services.
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The Future of Mental Health Care - Left Handedness - Colour and Dyslexia
After the election, what's the future for mental health care?
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Scientific Names - Psychological Enjoyment of Wine
Exploring scientists whose names have become synonymous with a disease or a syndrome.
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Anxious Children - Remembering Stories - West Park Psychiatric Hospital
Claudia Hammond reports on hopeful new research to help anxious children.
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Working Memory - Mental Illness and Domestic Violence
Scientists say testing our 'working memory' instead of IQ would be more accurate.
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Renaming Schizophrenia - Mindfulness
Would a new name for schizophrenia help destigmatise the condition?
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Honesty within Adoption - Remembering Smells
Claudia Hammond hears the latest debate on the psychology behind adoption.
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Happiness and Optimism
Claudia Hammond asks Martin Seligman if we can all be taught to be happy.
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Drug Side Effects - Evolutionary Prejudice - Carl Jung
Claudia Hammond hears about surprising side effects of drugs used to treat schizophrenia.
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Romanian Orphans
Claudia Hammond talks to the eminent child psychiatrist Professor Sir Michael Rutter.
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Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
Claudia Hammond looks at Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.
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Dementia Care
Claudia Hammond asks how we are placed to deal with growing numbers of dementia sufferers.
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Mental Health in Prisons
A look at moves to improve help for those with mental illness who end up in police custody
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Self-harm - Swine Flu
With Claudia Hammond. Why the UK is the self-harm capital of Europe. Plus swine flu panic.
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Decrimalising Drugs
Claudia Hammond travels to Lisbon to find out how decrimalising drugs could help addicts.
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Freud & Fund Managers - Fabricated or Induced Illnesses - The Recovery Model
The reasons behind the financial crisis. Women who deliberately injure their children.
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Law for Emotion - Mental Health Liaison Officers - Visual Neglect
Claudia Hammond speaks to the UK's first Mental Health Liaison Officer.
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'Treating' Homosexuality - Witnessing Rudeness - Geo-Magnetic Fields
The scientists who tried to induce a haunting by manipulating energy fields and sound.
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Money for Medication - Psychogenic Seizures - A Knitting Prescription
Could hobbies like knitting help to keep depression at bay?
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Magnetic Seizure Therapy - Debt and Mental Health - A Good Cry?
Claudia Hammond reports on trials of Magnetic Seizure Therapy, a treatment for depression.
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Electronic Mental Health Records - Space Therapy - Invisible Smile
Claudia talks to researchers who have studied people who cannot make facial expressions.
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Blogging - Science of Persuasion - Sexual Abuse by Clergy - Videoing Psychotic Episodes
Claudia Hammond explores the popularity of mental health blogging.
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Does Money Really Make You Happy? - Eating Disorders
Claudia Hammond explores how treatment for eating disorders can be a postcode lottery.
