Jen Dykxhoorn was awarded the 2015 John Grace QC scholarship by Mental Health Research UK. Jen’s career has really taken off since her...

This week’s blog post comes from Taryn Hutchinson who started her PhD at King’s College London in 2019. Taryn’s research project is:...

April’s blog post comes from Dr Cate Bailey. Cate is a psychiatrist and started her MD(Res) degree at King’s College London in 2019. Her...

The first blog post of 2022 comes from Jessica Radley. Jessica started her PhD at Oxford University in 2018. Her research topic is:...

Daisy Brookes works as a volunteer with Mental Health Research UK. Daisy is the Database Administrator and looks after our databases...

This week’s blog post is from Marjan Biria who is nearing the end of her PhD. Marjan is studying at Cambridge University and her PhD is:...

This week’s blog post is from Alexandra Schmidt. Ali tells the story of her friend B who is now in her eighties and how rewarding she has...

What Is ‘Mental Health Ethics’ and Why Do We Need It? In this week’s blog Dr Nuala Kane addresses the need for Mental Health Ethics and...

This week’s blog post is from Victoria Morris who has been a long-term supporter for Mental Health Research UK. She describes how she...

This week’s blog post is from Kerry Hozhabrafkan who started her PhD a year ago. Kerry discovered an interest in mental health and...

This week’s blog post is from Katherine Bird. Katherine was awarded a Mental Health Research UK PhD scholarship at the University of...

This week our blog post is from Dr Lauren Waterman. Lauren is a psychiatrist studying part-time for the MD(Res) degree at the Institute...

Our guest blogger today is Dr Kamelia Harris. Kamelia completed her PhD, funded by Mental Health Research UK, nine months ago. She tells...

This week’s guest blog is written by Sarah Hemingway. Sarah started her PhD research at the University of Bristol in 2019. She was...

In 2019 my family sadly lost an amazing man, Steve Cane, after he’d suffered a long battle with mental health issues for over 30 years...

Today’s post is the second about the experience of doing PhD research during the COVID-19 pandemic. Earlier this month Niamh MacSweeney...

Today’s post is from Niamh MacSweeney who started as a Mental Health Research UK PhD Scholar at the University of Edinburgh in 2018. The...

Our guest blogger this month is Marjan Biria. Marjan holds a Mental Health Research UK Scholarship at Cambridge University. The full...

We're delighted to welcome another of our past students, Dr Daniel McCartney, as our guest blogger for this post, and to find out what he...

Did you know one of our co-founding Trustees was a published writer? We’re very proud of Professor Clair Chilvers and congratulate her on...