AI and Mental Health: Promise, Pitfalls and Practice
AI tools are becoming part of mental health care, but their adoption must be done responsibly. It cannot replace the human elements that make therapy effective.
MQ Trustee Professor Ann John awarded OBE for leadership in suicide prevention
Ann, who is Chair of the MQ Science Council, has dedicated her career to understanding and preventing suicide and self-harm.
We Talk a Lot About the Harm of Social Media… But What About the Help?
Social media is experienced as both supportive and overwhelming, empowering and uncertain. These elements don’t cancel each other out they coexist.
Can positive mental images help people stop worrying?
New MQ funded research explores whether a simple psychological technique could help people stop worry in its tracks.
A new tool aims to spot psychosis earlier in young people
A new digital tool, designed to help clinicians identify psychosis earlier, is being trailed in three major NHS Trusts.