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Loneliness Linked to Personality Disorders A recent systematic review synthesizes evidence from 70 studies to examine loneliness and perceived social support (PSS) in individuals with personality disorders, offering new insights into their social challenges. The analysis

This study uncovers five distinct suicide profiles, highlighting the "invisible risk profile" related to physical health challenges. Findings emphasizes the need for tailored suicide prevention strategies beyond the one-size-fits-all approach. ja.ma/3Pu5tPl

New open access article: Severe mental illness and the perimenopause | BJPsych Bulletin | Cambridge Core - bit.ly/4ctsV9f

VIP NEW STUDY: ✔️1 in 4 autistic patients received what they believed was a psychiatric misdiagnosis prior to being diagnosed. ✔️The most common misdiagnosis was personality disorders. ✔️Previous misdiagnosis was more common in women. = #AutismNotPD tinyurl.com/4cs49shz

Our findings suggest that school environments could reduce depressive symptoms by: 📍Prioritising learning, development & growth over achievement 📍Seeing mistakes as opportunities for growth & development 📍 comparing with past performance rather than to other students

The Mental Elf has received a 3-year discretionary award from the Wellcome, to continue running the website as we have been doing for the last few years. Thank you to Niall Boyce Prof Miranda Wolpert for this amazing show of support! ❤️ Read more: nationalelfservice.net/mental-health/…

New blog by MSc student Shruti Menon shares her insights on the recent webinar about the quantitative investigation of suicide risk in patients with cancer in LMICs. Organised by UCL Institute of Mental Health SIG in Self-Harm and Suicide The GRID Council UCL Global Engagement blogs.ucl.ac.uk/mental-health/…

Come and join our psychological professions workforce team as an assistant psychologist! A great opportunity to contribute to NELFTs workforce agenda healthjobsuk.com/job/v6379582

➡️Pupil mental health: What works in schools, and what doesn’t Could some of the techniques to tackle pupil mental health being pushed on to schools actually make things worse? Hugely important interview for all in schools with Dr Lucy Foulkes tes.com/magazine/teach…

Really interesting read here which reflects the potential issues with ‘best intentions’ blanket adoption and implementation of interventions with contested research & evidence base in Ed more widely

NEW paper on Understanding and Defining Young People's Involvement and Under‐Representation in #MentalHealth Research: A Delphi Study. Great job by our PhD student, Rachel Perowne onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/he…

We are looking for TWO young men aged 16-25 to join our workshops to co-design a new digital intervention to help social young people while they wait for treatment. Apply by 7th July 5pm here: rb.gy/kpudwz Please retweet & share! NIHR Imperial BRC Imperial School of Public Health

Great to see an update of our 2014 paper on help-seeking for #SelfHarm. Really interesting and useful to see a systems thinking framework applied to this.

Our new NCISH paper on Suicide-related internet use is out now in The Lancet Global Health , led by Lana Bojanić with Dr Pauline Turnbull louis appleby sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

The gender bias affecting women's healthcare bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

This @UniBirmingham resource offers advice & support to young people seeking help from their GP for self-harm or suicidal experiences. It was developed in partnership with young people from the University's Institute of Mental Health Youth Advisory Group: bit.ly/3EjqvIW

Black Ferns Sevens defend Olympic crown to secure NZ's first gold of Paris 2024 | bit.ly/4d1hCVn | #Paris2024

Excited to share our new systematic review on digital interventions for eating disorders. We dive into behaviour change components and their theoretical underpinnings, examining how these factors mediate effect sizes #EatingDisorders #DigitalHealth mental.jmir.org/2024/1/e57577