The Mental Elf

Prof Ed Bullmore, Head of the Department of Psychiatry at Cambridge University, talks about depression and inflammation, ahead of his keynote talk at the launch of the University of Birmingham Centre for Human Brain Health.

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Billie Lever Taylor talks about the ESMI qualitative findings in the STACEY study:Partner and family experiences of perinatal mental health care, and Women’s experiences of acute care.

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Dr Kylee Trevillion managed the ESMI study; a 5-year NIHR programme grant on the effectiveness of perinatal mental health services. In this interview from the ESMI Stakeholder Event, she speaks about two of the studies she was closely involved with: the DAWN study (RCT of guided self-help for women with depression), and a study looking at the acceptability of asking about mental health in antenatal booking appointments.

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Professor Louise Howard from Kings College London talks to us at the start of the ESMI (Effectiveness of Services for Mothers with Mental Illness) Stakeholder Event https://www.kcl.ac.uk/ioppn/depts/hspr/research/ceph/wmh/projects/a-z/esmi

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Dr Thomas Niederkrotenthaler from the Medical University of Vienna talks about media reporting of suicide: from the Werther effect to the Papageno effect.

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Prof Jane Pirkis from the University of Melbourne talks about what we can do to prevent more suicides from taking place in pubic places.

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Professor David Gunnell from the University of Bristol talks about recent trends in adolescent mental health, suicidal behaviour and suicide, and reflects on some of the factors that may be driving the increase in youth suicide that we have recently seen in the UK.

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Clinical and Counseling Psychologist Eoin Galavan talks about the CAMS model (Collaborative Assessment and Management of Suicidality) and how he has used it to great effect in his own practice.

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Guidelines for suicide prevention: hard science or dark art?

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Dr Chan Lai Fong from the National University of Malaysia talks about Client Suicide Amongst Clinicians: Integration of lived experience & the evidence base for postvention

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