01 September 2026: PLEASE NOTE - Our lift has been fixed and is now in full working order. Our building is fully wheelchair accessible as usual.
Find out more about the history of sport at Bethlem, this month focusing on cycling.
This month's Biography & Psychology looks ath the life of Henry Maudsley.
This month's Olympic-themed post highlights croquet as a popular pursuit at Bethlem in the Victorian and Edwardian eras.
Here we continue our series looking into stained glass windows, with the story of St Dymphna.
Read more about the work of clinical assisstant, W.H.R. Rivers during his time at Bethlem in the 19th century.
The issue of what exactly comprises damage to the physical body appears in a number of contemporary debates within medicine and more widely...
Learn more about the history W.H.R. Rivers, doctoer to famous war poet Siegfried Sassoon.
As we lead up to the London 2012 Olympics, join us to find out more about the significance of sport at Bethlem.
Read the next in our series looking at biography and psychology.
Find out about sport at Bethlem and what was on offer in the 19th century.
Read more about windows and how they have historically depicted mental health.
Enjoy these pictures of mental health as depicted in stained glass.
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