“There’s a gap in services for people with depression who haven’t got better through NHS Talking Therapies,” said Professor Barney Dunn of the University of Exeter. “These people often don’t qualify for further specialist mental health care, and so are left with no further options. We've shown that offering MBCT to this group can be effective and cost-efficient to deliver, and we hope this will lead to it being implemented widely. We need investment in this and other areas where there are gaps in service, to ultimately save...
Researchers from Oregon State University have found that loneliness is a bigger obstacle to college students getting a good night's sleep than excessive...
Launch of the Atlas of Longitudinal Datasets: A new searchable platform making longitudinal data discoverable for research
Next month, researchers at King’s College London,...
Many young people experience loneliness – often defined as a subjective, unwanted feeling which occurs when we are unsatisfied with the quantity and...
The Rt Hon Sir Keir Starmer MP
Dear Prime Minister,
Urgent clarification needed on mental health waiting lists and funding
We are writing on behalf of...
by Erin K Risner, Senior Director, Marketing & Communications, Camp Fire National HeadquartersWhat does the holiday season mean for you? For many, it...
