Institute for Mental Health Our researchers are working with NHS partners to understand the causes of poor mental health and develop effective treatments and services.
How is our research changing the field of suicide prevention? We asked our PhD students in the Self-harm and Suicide Prevention Research group at the Institute for Mental Health "How do you want your work to change the field of suicide prevention?"
Posted 30 November 2021 Rosa Ritunnano Named Winner of Wolfe Mays Essay Prize 2021 Rosa Ritunnano Named Winner of Wolfe Mays Essay Prize 2021
Posted 29 November 2021 Digital platform set to improve outcomes for patients with early psychosis A project to improve outcomes for patients with early psychosis by developing a digital register, and personal health care recommendation tool has been launched by experts at the University of Birmingham.
Posted 07 July 2021 Funding success for Institute for Mental Health The Institute for Mental Health at the University of Birmingham has been awarded £1.5M from the Wolfson Foundation to fund a research centre focused on supporting youth mental health.
#MyGPguide: How we can support young people talk to their GP about self-harm and suicidal experiences. 6Dec