Mental Health

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Reflections on Emily Wheeler, Director of Research Partnerships and Development, MQ Mental Health Research This year’s True Mental Health Summit…

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Chris Martin joins MQ | MQ Mental Health Research

We are pleased to announce that Chris Martin has joined MQ as interim CEO. He will work with the charity’s…

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Psychiatric and loneliness: Two struggles, an endless cycle

A group of UCL MSC students reflected on qualitative reviews and studied the experience of loneliness among psychiatric patients, which…

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What is Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) and how can it help?

Life brings many ways, and sometimes our thoughts feel like a ruthless storm of thought and worry. If you ever…

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Why I Fight for Mental Health

I think it’s important if I ask others the same. Anxious and depressed weight remains the same and it is…

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Anticholinergics are related to poor cognition: It’s time to seriously consider our prescription

Mental ill people (such as bipolar with psychotic symptoms of schizophrenia or bipolar disorder) have a large symptom burden. Research…

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Explore the impact of hostile environmental policy on psychological distress in British ethnic minority groups

Brexit in 2016 has a crucial impact on people’s mental health, especially those with ethnic minority backgrounds. But are there…

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Why mindfulness can be effective for persistent depression

“For the service gap gap for people with depression, they did not improve through NHS talk therapy.” Professor Barney Dunn…

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Numbers may surprise you

In this blog, I will discuss the latest systematic reviews and meta-analysis of eating disorders (EDs) in international immigration by…

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Why mindfulness can be effective for persistent depression

“For the service gap gap for people with depression, they did not improve through NHS talk therapy.” Professor Barney Dunn…

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