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The Care Responders study is exploring how first responders can better support young people experiencing a mental health crisis.

New Talking Point paper explores the SUN RISE project's central theme – how is research into subjective experiences of depression, anxiety and psychosis carried out in mental health research?

Talking Point paper exploring the SUN RISE project's central theme – how is research into subjective experiences of depression, anxiety and psychosis carried out in mental health research?

How creative communications helped give the Charter - 12 principles for Public Engagement and Involvement, a life beyond the page. Hear from the McPin communications team about the lessons learnt.

Our Research and Involvement Manager Hannah shares her journey from academia to the charity sector, and why success can come in unexpected forms.

This study looks at how Youth Mental Health Support Centres, like PAUSE Birmingham, help young people with their mental health.

When it comes to supporting young people’s mental health, the importance of validation comes up again and again in our work.

Our Senior Peer Researcher and Public Involvement Officer Eva shares some things she’s learnt from our work bringing the world of mental health research to school children.

We’re working with young people, MHSTs, app developers and researchers to create support for worry, overthinking and rumination. It’s engaging, accessible and shaped by lived experience.

The final report from our #MentalHealthResearchMatters campaign with Mental Elf and the University of Oxford to share the importance of mental health research.

The project will explore whether routinely collected information from childhood and adolescence can be used to improve the early identification of people who may benefit from preventative support.