The latest article by CNWL’s Ankita Guchait’s latest article has been published by the British Psychological Society, reflecting on her journey as both a researcher and clinician
The new course is now available to learners and will help to explore and understand inclusion, diversity, and underrepresented voices in the context of public involvement in research
One of the most common antidepressants, sertraline, contributes to a modest improvement in core depression and anxiety symptoms, including low mood, within two weeks, finds a new analysis of a major clinical trial led by UCL researchers
Donald Wetherick, a Newham based music therapist, was interviewed about his work with adults experiencing the most serious mental health conditions including psychosis, schizophrenia and severe depression.
Recognising the vital role of research in NHS community healthcare settings with a five-day programme to increase awareness, help you get involved, access training, and much more.
Mapping the Margins is a new research project investigating how racism and discrimination affect the wellbeing of young people from Black, Asian, and racially minoritised backgrounds, with a focus on those whose experiences are rarely heard
For World Suicide Prevention Day, we spoke with Prof Alexandra Pitman about her research, upcoming study on psychiatric ward observation, and why collaboration and compassion are essential
Whether you work in community or mental health services, or work closely with colleagues that do, we have developed a five-day programme to increase awareness of community research, help you get involved, access training, and much more.
The results from a new study published by UCL researchers indicate that talking therapy is less effective for people with depression or anxiety aged 16-24 than those aged 25-65