Mental Health and Social Inclusion (MHSI) is an international journal written by researchers and practitioners for people working to promote the social inclusion of people with mental health conditions.
Aims and scope
Mental Health and Social Inclusion (MHSI) is practical in nature and enables readers to keep up to date with innovative approaches and best practice, as well as explore problems and possible solutions.

MHSI includes applied research, case studies, commentaries, interviews, service user and carer points of view and regular features, including:

Remarkable lives: Remarkable Lives – a series of students’ mental health recovery narratives
Community and mental health
Mental health, art and creativity.
The journal focuses on recovery, empowerment, rehabilitation, peer support and self-management, with regular updates on:

Education/training
Arts/culture
International perspectives
Community issues
Employment
Leisure and physical activities.
MHSI is relevant to researchers in universities and colleges, NHS trusts, social service departments, training providers, housing associations, voluntary sector agencies, government departments, commissioners, service users and carers.

Research articles can be peer reviewed by request and other types of articles are subject to editor review.