The School of Health Sciences is offering up to three full/part-time Doctoral Studentships to outstanding candidates who would like to pursue one of the doctoral proposals advertised. Closing Date: Monday 16th May 2022, 5pm Find out more: city.ac.uk/prospective-st…

Our recently published review highlights the devastating impact that stigma, oppression and violence have on transgender people doi.org/10.1192/bjo.20… So thankful to the wonderful team that made this possible! B Camminga Riley 🌈 KLE36 COPe_support Dr. Angie Sweeney

Wonderful working with Susie Hermaszewska KLE36 Riley 🌈 B Camminga and Dr Angie Sweeney - a lot of research evidence on a highly vulnerable group, eloquently written by Susie Hermaszewska et al 🌈doi.org/10.1192/bjo.20…

Jacqueline Sin talking about the value of #coproduction in a digital intervention for carers for people with psychosis #CitySHPS ⁦City, University of London⁩ #mentahealth

Professor Jaqueline Sin takes us on a journey of why and how she qualified in mental health nursing, and has combined her clinical and research interests to great effect in her career to date. At her inaugural lecture tonight: #CitySHPS COPe_support

prof Steve Gillard delivering his inaugural lecture on doing #mentalhealth research in liminal spaces ⁦City, University of London⁩ #CitySHPS

Steve Gillard on #peersupport theory and practice in #mentalhealth ⁦City, University of London⁩ #City SHPS

Prof Steve Gillard shares the concept of ‘liminality’ that cuts through his mental health research - translating from a known space to a new one. From early work with groups in conflict in Bosnia to his research in peer support with UK services. At his inaugural lecture #CitySHPS

THANK YOU 🌈😘for the most kind and generous support from everyone coming to our inaugural lectures at #CitySHPS

We’re extremely proud of our amazing #CitySHPS graduates! #CityGrad 💙🏥

Tandem's Dr. Caroline Lambert walks us through some of the “intricate, the peculiar, [and] the dark spaces” of her lived reality, asking: Could fairer, better societies and systems lessen the burden of "visceral disquiet” that mental health carers are currently forced to carry?

Lovely to spend time with you - fellow #SocialWorkBreaksBarriers - Diana Yallop Voted YES. this evening at a lecture with Sir Michael Marmot Monash Public Health Monash University Caulfield campus

Great working with Indi Dissanayake who runs the Podcast at the Mental Wellbeing show youtube.com/channel/UCSt6c…, sharing our research with #carers on carers of individuals affected by #psychosis youtube.com/watch?v=p9w9MH…

The Mental Wellbeing show podcast on family carer experiences in supporting a loved one affected by #psychosis open.spotify.com/episode/5cCC8i…

A Young Person’s Sanctuary has opened in Luton to provide friendly, face-to-face #mentalhealth crisis support for young people aged 14-17. elft.nhs.uk/news/launch-fi… RichardFradgleyEsq Deborah Wheeler Rachel Hopkins MP

COPe_support shares research with #carers for #carers supporting a loved one affected by #psychosis youtube.com/watch?v=p9w9MH… the Mental Wellbeing Show podcast

Professor Henderson talks about her current research with Lade Smith CBE which is encouraging #MentalHealth professionals to be anti-#stigma agents for black service users NHS Maudsley [7/]

Our participatory asset mapping & #photovoice interviews to scope cultural community resources to reduce #alcohol harm in Chitwan #Nepal now published! Perspectives in Public Health Thank you Heather Yoeli COPe_support abhijit nadkarni Edwin van Teijlingen & Prime Nepal 🇳🇵 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/17…🧵1/4

In rural India, attending treatment for cancer can mean day labourers giving up their pay. One cancer centre in India has upped its offering in a bid to get to the root of the problem, reports Meenakshi.J 🇮🇳 bmj.com/content/382/bm…

Read my viewpoint paper published in Nature Medicine entitled "An AI chatbot for talking therapy referrals" rdcu.be/dxSbv