5 things I learned from the Loneliness and Social Isolation in Mental Health Research Network Summer Showcase

5 things I learned from the Loneliness and Social Isolation in Mental Health Research Network Summer Showcase

The team behind the Loneliness and Social Isolation in Mental Health Research Network (LSIMHRN) recently held their Summer Showcase event during Loneliness Awareness Week.  The summer showcase celebrated everything the network achieved in the past four years and was a call for the next steps in tackling loneliness, social isolation and the impact they have...

Open Lab: March

Join Emerging Minds for its next Open Lab meeting on via Zoom on Wednesday March 23, 1-2pm via. ‘Live music gigs and concerts: a “staged” approach to mental wellbeing for children and young people.’ What impact does live music experiences have on mental health? Children, Young people and practitioners have been working with Children in...

Supporting children and young people with Autistic Spectrum Disorder during the Covid-19 pandemic. What can research and clinical experience offer?

This free webinar aims to share what research and clinical experience can offer to help us best support children and young people with Autistic Spectrum Disorder at this time. We will explore the potential practical implications for children, young people and their families right now. The Emerging Minds network will be joined by Professor Jonathan...

Consultation Survey: Covid-19 response to “off-radar” children and young people trapped at home and at risk of violence and abuse

Consultation Survey: Covid-19 response to “off-radar” children and young people trapped at home and at risk of violence and abuse

Survivors' voices, The McPin Foundation and VAMHN have launched an anonymous consultation to understand the impact of Covid-19 containment measures on “off-radar” children and young people trapped at home and at risk of violence and abuse to develop concrete measures to help children and young people at risk of such abuse. The online survey is aimed at adults who can identify with experiencing violence and abuse at home and no helping agency knowing about it for long periods (or ever).