The Mental Elf

The Director of the National Institute of Mental Health talks about his priorities for the future.

Three speakers from the “Mind and matter: intersections of physical and mental health” symposium at the #MQScienceMeeting 2019:- Bridget Callaghan, Columbia University – “Brain, Mind, Body: How our early environments shape brain-gut communication across development”- Clare Llewellyn, University College London – “Obesity: a matter of the mind, body and behaviour”- Simon Gilbody, University of York – “Smoke free mental health services: from rhetoric to reality”

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Three speakers from the “Mind and matter: intersections of physical and mental health” symposium at the #MQScienceMeeting 2019:

- Bridget Callaghan, Columbia University – “Brain, Mind, Body: How our early environments shape brain-gut communication across development”

- Clare Llewellyn, University College London – “Obesity: a matter of the mind, body and behaviour”

- Simon Gilbody, University of York – “Smoke free mental health services: from rhetoric to reality”

The Director of the Collaborating Centre for Values-Based Practice in Health and Social Care talks about the Montgomery judgement and how it affects shared decision making in mental health.

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The Director of the Collaborating Centre for Values-Based Practice in Health and Social Care talks about the Montgomery judgement and how it affects shared decision making in mental health.

Professor Pamela Qualter from the University of Manchester talks about children’s experiences of loneliness.

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Professor Pamela Qualter from the University of Manchester talks about children’s experiences of loneliness.

Professor Sonia Johnson from UCL tells us what kinds of research are most likely to improve outcomes and lives of people with serious mental health problems.

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Professor Sonia Johnson from UCL tells us what kinds of research are most likely to improve outcomes and lives of people with serious mental health problems.

The Women's Lead for Camden and Islington NHS Trust talks about Drayton Park Women’s Crisis House and Resource Centre where she has worked for over two decades.

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