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What can help young people affected by school exclusions to be protected from serious youth violence?

Help generate new knowledge about the role of social factors in Severe Mental Illness (SMI) and how we can build resilience and recovery for people with SMIs.

Building recovery and resilience in severe mental illness (SMI): Leveraging the role of social determinants in illness trajectories and interventions.

In the fourth circadian network blog, Laura shares their struggles with sleep, its link with ADHD and their journey with sleep hygiene.

In the third blog on why LEAP members think sleep and mental health go hand-in-hand, we hear more tips and experiences from a young person.

For the launch of a new survey on sleep and mental health, we asked members of our sleep and circadian rhythms Lived Experience Advisory Panel why they think sleep and mental health go hand-in-hand.

This is a 12-month peer-led research project exploring young adult experiences of mental health provision under the community mental health transformation programme using qualitative research methods.

To mark World Sleep Day a new sleep and mental health survey launches and we asked members of a sleep and circadian rhythms LEAP why they think sleep and mental health go hand in hand.

An RCT on the effectiveness of remote psychosocial interventions for people with a diagnosis of severe mental health, who experience suicidal thoughts and are seen by a home-based treatment team.

A nationwide audit to benchmark the standards of treatment and care that people with their first episode of psychosis receive.

Exploring what is working well and what could work better with the psychology services provided within Crisis, which are aimed at ending homelessness better.

A researcher and service user advisory group member share their thoughts following the launch of a website which helps people fill out ACDs (Advance Choice Documents).

The CONNECT Study launches today, Monday 11th March 2024! To mark the occasion, the study team are holding a launch event.

McPin is now one of over sixty organisations who have joined together to influence party political manifestos ahead of the General Election.

Long-Term Evaluation and Modelling of the Effectiveness and Cost-Effectiveness of Whole-School Public Mental Health Interventions (LifeSim)

The IMAT LEAP will comprise a diverse group of people with relevant lived experience, meeting regularly over the course of the study.

A video from the CHOOSE project looking at youth mental health and COVID-19.

The Maudsley Charity’s funding programme called “Living Well with Psychosis” focuses on supporting, developing, and testing new ways of providing care for people with psychosis.

The evaluation will help us to understand service user’s views on Mind’s Supported Self Help programme.