Digital mental health
19 2023
“It was transformative to go from feeling invisible to doing research that would help others”
Becoming a lived experience advisor on gameChange was a turning point for Eva Roberts, rebuilding confidence and opening up a new career path.
Collaborating with people with lived experience
Read More4 2022
“By sharing small bits of myself, interviewees may have opened up more”
Alex Kenny talks about disclosure, empowerment and the need for breaks while working as a peer researcher on a virtual reality project
22 2021
“It’s fun and enabled me to identify and express my needs”: how gameChange compares to other therapies I’ve tried
Collaborating with people with lived experience
Read More30 2020
The importance of involving people in digital mental health research
Digital mental health products need to have user involvement at the core, says Anja Hollowell
Collaborating with people with lived experience
Read More6 2020
Supporting mental health carers: will it get easier to roll out digital NHS interventions?
Pre-Covid-19, implementing the first digital mental health intervention in the NHS proved tough, despite enthusiasm. What we learnt could be useful with our new way of working, say Julie Billsborough and Sheena Foster
4 2019
10 things we learnt working at the interface between virtual reality, involvement and mental health research
With digital mental health research now encompassing virtual reality treatments, we must learn how to effectively work with service users in this arena.
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- Mental Health Policy & Strategy
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Bloggers
- Agnes Hann
- Alison Faulkner
- Amy Meadows
- Amy Peabody
- Andreja Mesaric
- Anjie Chhapia
- Ben Gray
- Dan Robotham
- Daryl Sweet
- Dolly Sen
- Evan Champion
- Harminder Kaur
- Helen Casebourne
- Humma Andleeb
- Ian Bradshaw
- Jackie Hardy
- Jennie Parker
- Jessica Bond
- Johanna Frerichs
- John Gibson
- Julie Billsborough
- Karen James
- Kat Berry
- Katrina Heyman
- Kirsten Morgan
- Laura Hemming
- Lucy Power
- Madeleine Musgrove
- McPin Foundation
- Megan Rees
- Naomi Clewett
- Nhung
- Rachel Temple
- Raj Hazzard
- Richard Currie
- Roger Smith
- Rose Thompson
- Ruth Sayers
- Ryan Freeman
- Sarah Gibson
- Sarah Hamilton
- Susanne Gibson
- Thomas Kabir
- Tilda Simpson
- Tillie Cryer
- Vanessa Pinfold
- Vanessa Yim