ALT A spider diagram with the title ADHD - attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in the centre. The spirals read: being easily distracted or daydreaming, forgetfulness and easily losing things, difficulty concentrating or focusing (unless very interested), difficulty with organisation, feeling restless, fidgety and struggling to sit still, talking a lot or being very loud, emotional dysregulation and sensitivity and avoiding tasks which require a lot of effort.

ALT Graphic with text: "First Black NHS consultant psychiatrist. Dr Aggrey Burke: Fought against discrimination in mental health. Focused on the social determinants of mental health, especially racism and poverty."

ALT Graphic with text: "Dr Jacqui Dyer. Mental Health Foundation President, Director of Black Thrive. Fighting for reform and equality in mental health, including exposing racism in the disproportionate rate of detentions of Black men under the Mental Health Act."

ALT Graphic with text: "Dr Mamie Phipps Clark. Ground-breaking researcher in child development. Spearheaded research into racial consciousness, identification and self-esteem towards ending racial segregation in schools. Known for the “Doll Test” study. 1917-83."

ALT Graphic with text: Dr Ellen Kitch Childs. Pioneering clinical psychologist and LGBT activist. Challenged the American Psychiatric Association’s classification of homosexuality as a mental disorder. Dedicated to making services accessible to the most marginalised communities. 1937-93"

ALT An image titled “The Hidden Depths of Stroke” shows a large iceberg floating in deep navy-blue water against a light blue sky. Above the water, visible effects of stroke include “use of mobility aids, physical weakness or paralysis, and difficulty with speech or communication.” Below the water, hidden challenges include “chronic pain, emotional changes, difficulty with attention and concentration, depression, fear of future strokes, sleep disturbances, isolation, fatigue, memory problems, loss of confidence, relationship strain, sensory impairments, and loss of independence.” The image represents the unseen depths of stroke recovery.