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The Our Mental Wellness series is organised by the Department of Experimental Psychology. There will be 7 talks in this first series from experts in the field of mental health. Topics include stress and anxiety, sleep, depression and low mood, mistrust and paranoia, eating disorders, coping with trauma and bullying.
Developing, delivering, and evaluating evidence-based treatments
Applied Clinical Research – developing, delivering, and evaluating evidence-based treatments for mental illness
Young people's development in adversity and delivering effective interventions
- Anxiety
- Brain
- Depression
- HIV
- Neuroimaging
- PTSD
- Parenting
- Refugees and asylum seekers
- Treatment trials
The research is predominantly concerned with the development of children and adolescents in the face of adversity. There are two objectives. The first has been to elucidate the environmental mechanisms underlying development in adversity. The second has been to use this understanding to develop interventions to enhance children’s and young people's development and support their families.
Understanding the causes and mechanisms of mental illness
Basic Clinical Research – understanding the causes and mechanisms of mental illness, using experimental medicine approaches