Nurture-U is a national research project that is finding better ways to support university students with their wellbeing and mental health. An online survey is currently open to students at Cardiff.
Shedding light on the symptoms of ADHD in girls and women
Researchers at Cardiff University are working to understand more about the symptoms and presentation of ADHD in girls, young women, and non-binary people.
Exploring ADHD in girls, young women, and non-binary people: Piece of Mind Podcast
On this episode of the Piece of Mind podcast, we are discussing a new study into ADHD in girls and young women.
Showcasing digital tools to treat and diagnose mental health conditions at Government event
NCMH researchers were invited to Lancaster House by the Welsh Secretary of State for Wales, David TC Davies, and the Wales Innovation Network (WIN) to demonstrate the digital tools being developed at the NCMH to treat and diagnose specific mental health conditions.
Webinar: Psychosis and Schizophrenia – How research can make a difference
To mark National Schizophrenia Awareness Day 2023 we hosted a webinar which brought researchers from across Cardiff University together to discuss their current research into the diagnoses.
Traumatic loss of a child and timeless attachment: David’s story
After the tragic loss of his daughter, Anna Phillips, David founded a mental health charity in her name which supports people facing trauma related mental health challenges.
New study: understanding the impact of traumatic experiences
A new study has been launched to learn more about PTSD and complex PTSD in order to develop better therapies for those affected.
New Study: Girls Growing Up with ADHD
This study from the National Centre for Mental Health aims to identify behaviours linked to ADHD that are more common in girls and young women in order to inform the development of a new, gender-inclusive ADHD assessment tool for primary school children.
Getting young people with autism and learning disabilities into employment: NCMH finds out what works
The NCMH have worked with Engage to Change, a seven-year project which has provided employment support to over 1000 young people in Wales with a learning disability or autism.
Postpartum psychosis: from research to recovery
As part of Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week, the National Centre for Mental Health (NCMH) hosted a webinar on postpartum psychosis (PP), a mental illness following giving birth with symptoms ranging from delusions to mania, depression and confusion.