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A peer researcher studying severe mental illness and physical health shares why they think services should be person-centred and holistic.

Reflecting on anxiety, a McPin Young People’s Network member shares her experiences – and how she’s found ways to use them positively.

As Mental Health Awareness Week continues, a peer researcher shares how trauma-informed care and connections can support care leavers.

A co-investigator from the Community Navigators study explains why reducing loneliness through community connections may be key to recovery from anxiety and depression.

Identifying important and unanswered questions about the impact of recreational and social screen time on young people’s mental health.

Maudsley Charity is committed to helping people live well with psychosis. Could you help by being on our review panel?

A PhD student shares how her work into lived experience research ended up creating a framework that can lead to better research supervision and support.

Exploring how to help make online consultation notes easier for patient audiences to understand.

To mark PMDD awareness month, our blogger shares their experiences of the condition to emphasise the need for more research and more accommodating working environments.

Creating a unique resource for studying mental health, adversity and prosperity over the first three decades of life.

This three-year project will bring together a new network of experts, both professionally and lived experience, on sleep, circadian rhythms and mental health.

Wellbeing and HOListic hEalth promotion for people with Severe Mental Illness

how PHysical ILlness is diagnosed in people with a Mental health diagnosis

Understanding whether a combination of an antipsychotic and antidepressant improves symptoms of depression in adults with bipolar.

One of the peer researchers evaluating the pilot service describes the impact this ‘life-changing’ but overwhelmed service had on women, staff, and beyond.

We created a report to share some of the highlights and successes from the #MentalHealthResearchMatters campaign.

A community of people with lived experience of mental health issues who are passionate about shaping mental health research and involvement.