A conference for over 50s living with HIV has been praised as ‘empowering’, after more than 100 people attended the sell-out event in London. On the weekend of HIV Long-Term
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The Institute for Research and Innovation in Social Services (Iriss) have published the latest in their series of Insights. Insight 31 – Peer support roles in mental health services –
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A 14-year-old girl suffered an accidental death contributed to by neglect while under the care of the Priory, an inquest jury has ruled. Amy El-Keria died after tying a scarf
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Experts from all over the world will gather for a major European conference on mental health and addictions at the University of St Andrews tomorrow (Friday 3 June 2016). ‘Emerging
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More than a quarter of children referred for mental health support in England last year were sent away without help, including some who had attempted suicide, according to a report.
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Relatives and close friends of people with psychosis or bipolar disorder are being invited to take part in a new initiative to help support them online. The REACT (Relative Education
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Loughborough academics are developing a new digital tool that will enable risks to the physical and mental health of older people to be detected early, and targeted interventions put in
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Research undertaken at the University of Chester is leading the way in promoting the importance of looking after the psychological well-being of cancer patients, as part of their healthcare. Psychological
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Ulster University psychologists have secured €1 million to train a new generation of researchers to work with multiple trauma exposed populations in Europe. The funding is part of an overall
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A care worker who used eye drops and a bleach-based cleaning fluid to poison colleagues at a residential home has been given a life sentence. Former special constable Melissa Swift
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