Our research aims to optimise the mental health of children and young people
Study
Patterns of service use
How best to organise services
How to identify children who might need support
Ways to prevent mental health conditions and promote mental health
Why and how some children and young people are able to cope in very tough circumstances
Develop and test treatments and interventions with families, young people or practitioners working with children
The interface between the education and mental health
Methods
Complex statistical analysis of large datasets
Mixed qualitative and quantitative observational studies
Economic evaluation
Systematic reviews
Randomised controlled trials
Translational and multi-disciplinary
Collaborators
Psychology
Paediatrics
Education
Epidemiology
Trial specialists
Statisticians
Health economics
Basic scientists
Recent News
Treating a child’s mental and physical health from day one will relieve burden on patients and families
Young people’s mental health deteriorated the most during the pandemic, study finds
UK Study Finds Regional Variation in Prescription, Referral Patterns for ADHD
Preventive group therapy for the children of depressed parents: a qualitative evaluation
Two brain networks behave differently in people who are suicidal
Promoting resilience in those who have experienced childhood maltreatment