James Openshaw presents this seminar discussing rethinking what remembering is, and recent philosophy of memory models.

This seminar explores how the destruction and reconstruction of Aleppo’s informal settlements can be understood through the interconnected themes of architecture, displacement, memory, and mental health.

This workshop invites researchers to reclaim play as a powerful methodology for adults navigating complex and sensitive research contexts in mental health, and/or where researchers need to be particularly mindful of the mental health of participants.

Whether you’re a researcher, clinician, service provider, policymaker or peer-researcher, this webinar will offer valuable insights into conducting mixed-methods trials in complex real-world settings.

This symposium will explore how music can support mental health, wellbeing and social connection across diverse contexts and stages of life.

Join us for a seminar by Dr Philipp Schmidt-Boddy from Heidelberg University entitled Emotional Abilities in Mental Health: On the Importance of Navigating Limits of Control.

Presentation by Laura Tucker and Kyle Schwartz.

Professor Silvia Canetto discusses dominant myths of male suicidality and proposes new ways to understand it.

In this seminar Dr Tova Bennet (Lund University) will draw on the unique integrated Swedish model as a point of departure, where criminal incapacity is considered only in sentencing.

Join us to mark Mental Health Awareness Day, and learn more about the science of stress and how we can better manage its effects.

In this seminar, I will present the main phenomenological dimensions of AVH identified in bipolar disorder and discuss similarities and differences compared to the phenomenology of voices in schizophrenia.