Help for people who hear voices with UK-first clinics
A mental health trust in Sussex is running a pioneering research clinic for patients who hear distressing voices to help them live their lives to the...
Research Assistant opportunity within Caring for Caregivers (C4C) research study
An exciting opportunity has arisen within the Research and Development team for a full time Research Assistant. This will be a fixed term...
"Because, anxiety is my superpower and I’m going to use it”
Elli Johnson, a mental health blogger identifies her mental health problems as her superpower, and encourages others to do so too. In a recent...
Transition to psychosis associated with changes in DNA
The onset of psychosis may be associated with a complex interaction of genes related to psychosis and response to environmental changes. A recent...
Exercise helps young people with psychosis
An exercise programme devised by researchers at the University of Manchester has dramatically reduced symptoms among young people with first-episode...
PRODIGY featured in Children's Mental Health awareness week
Week beginning 8th February 2016 is Children's Mental Health Awareness Week. The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Clinical Research...
Tips on dealing with psychosis the moment it occurs
Psychosis is defined as being overwhelmed to the point of losing grip on reality. This may manifest as paranoia or delusions, e.g. people are sending...
Post-natal psychosis: what you need to know
As popular British soap, Eastenders, includes a storyline involving Stacey Branning experiencing postpartum psychosis, the telegraph has posted a...
Biomarkers vs. traditional diagnoses
Study demonstrates three biomarker-based categories, called biotypes, sorted psychosis cases more distinctly into subgroups based on brain biology...
Folds in the brain found to be associated with hallucinations among patients with psychosis
Brain studies have demonstrated that there is a connection between bran folds and hallucinations in individuals with psychosis. The study was...