CBT-E: an effective new treatment for eating disorders
A new report published by the Chief Medical Officer has recommended that all patients should have access to a new form of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy called CBT-E.
Lead articles
“Who, if not us?”
With more major trusts and foundations moving into the area of mental health research, are we at a a turning point in research funding?
Q&A with Helen Fisher
We discuss childhood psychosis with Helen Fisher, one of our research fellows.
Building a research community to tackle mental illness
Emily Holmes blogs about the selection of the 2015 MQ Fellows, and the work we're doing to forster the UK's mental health research community.
Schizophrenia - a breakthrough?
Research findings announced today could take us one step closer to developing better treatments for schizophrenia.
The exciting emergence of mental health science
It is through sharing results, ideas, and expertise that we can ensure that research in the end benefits everyone affected by mental illness.
Expert Q&A: Bridging the gap in interdisciplinary research
We believe collaboration between different disciplines is key if we are to create advances in mental health science and, ultimately, improve treatments.
We don’t know enough about psychological treatments, and we need to
The evidence-base for psychological treatments is strong, but just like pharmaceuticals, they are not effective for everyone, whether in clinical trials or in practice. We need to find out why.