How can we support better mental health in our communities?
Our new research explores how @OHID's Better Mental Health Fund enabled local councils to run projects tailored to the needs of their communities.
Read our top tips for councils: https://t.co/wvCxkdlf9m
New @ONS data give us, for first time, national suicide rates month by month for Covid years 2020 & 2021, compared to earlier years.
Graph shows no rise in these years overall, or any month, or any period of pandemic, including lockdown.
What can we learn from this?
THREAD: Inequities in mental health research
Covid-19 is widening inequalities in mental health, and major gaps in #MentalHealthResearch mean we don’t have the evidence and information we need to address this.
How can we ensure mental health research in the UK is fit for purpose and works for the benefit of all? If you fund, produce or or engage with research then check out our new cross-sector collaborative paper 👇
Fit for purpose? Brand new @CentreforMH report on how #MentalHealthResearch needs to change to tackle the inequalities consequent to the pandemic. Huge thanks to the amazing people who worked with us on this project (too many to fit into one tweet) https://t.co/e7gd5nSQNE
@RoseMcCabe2 Winnington is great! Theory of the parent-child relationship (1960) is a good overview; and worth reading chapters on playing,transitional objects and use of an object in Playing and Reality for a sense of the theory.
@MedActivist Recordings are accessible to those signed up to PHRSC 21 for 1 month, but can still get people on the list. DM me with your email if you are interested
Great session today on improving mental health across diverse systems- how do we make the most of today's opportunities (and challenges) and how should we change the way we work to improve MH? Worth checking out the recording if you missed it #PHRSC2021
'One experiences current adversity within the context of past adversity' @KSBhui An excellent session this afternoon at #PHRSC2021 thinking through the life course accumulation and intergenerational transmission of trauma in relation to ethnic inequalities in mental health
Welcome to the final panel discussion here at #MQScienceSummit: How can mental health science address inequalities in mental health?
Chaired by @HatchStephani and @jahkey2u
Day 2 at #MQScienceSummit starts at 12:30pm BST
Today we'll be covering Youth Mental Health, Mental Health Science & Inequalities.
I'll be live tweeting with @PookyH, @saiqa_naz & @DafniKatsampa
See you there! Cheers, André
@TheLancetPsych Distinct mental health trajectories during pandemic. Those experiencing deterioration or consistently poor MH more likely to be black/Asian, younger, deprived neighbourhoods. From Manchester CWMH @Tamsin_J_Ford@ProfAnnJohn @MatthewHotopf @HatchStephani@WesselyS +others