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On Sunday, 10 October, we observe ‘Mental Health Awareness Day’. Sponsored by the World Health Organisation (WHO), it is an annual awareness campaign with the overall objective of raising awareness of mental health issues around the world and mobilising efforts to support mental well-being, prevent mental ill-health, respond to mental distress and reduce inequalities and discrimination. …