UCL MSc students explore new evidence linking academic pressure with depressive symptoms and self-harm from adolescence into ...

ODDESSI, the first RCT of Open Dialogue, found no reduction in relapse but fewer hospital admissions and better recovery.

Children who experience domestic violence and abuse (DVA) are challenged in every aspect of their health and well-being, right through into adult life. Impacts include poor emotion regulation, lower ...

Drew (she/her) is a Lecturer in Public Health at La Trobe University, where her research focuses on place-based prevention, health equity, and public health policy. She uses mixed methods and ...

Mental health difficulties in children and young people are a significant public health issue, requiring urgent attention to alleviate potential life-long impacts. Around one in five children and ...

Lauren is a Senior Lecturer in Psychology and Education and Director of the MSc Psychology and Education (Conversion) programme at the University of Sheffield. Her co-produced, participatory research ...

Income is important for our health, both physical and mental. This is now well established in the peer-reviewed literature, official reports and large datasets (Reed et al, 2025). Broadly speaking, ...

People living with severe mental ill health are more likely to develop preventable physical health conditions than those without severe mental ill health. This means that people experiencing severe ...

When working as a psychiatrist people often tell me their main worries relate to things like where they’ll live, how to pay the bills, how to get out the house and meet people, or to have something ...

Immunopsychiatry, what a wonderful phrase. Immunopsychiatry, ain’t no passin’ craze. Unlike Hakuna Matata, however, immunopsychiatry is far from a carefree philosophy. It is the study of how our ...