Will researchers find new treatments to help people like me?
Madeliene's own experience of social anxiety has left her wanting improved treatments for mental illness.
Lead articles
My symptoms didn’t fit neatly into a box
Tally was twelve when she started experience confusing thoughts and feelings of detachment. More than a decade on, she tells her story of her journey to acceptance, and why research could help future generations.
MQ’s response to the publication of ‘A framework for mental health research in the UK’
Our statement on the Government's new ten-year framework for mental health research in the UK.
I became completely disconnected from the person I had been before
Alex describes what it was like to experience symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia for the first time.
Why are the options for mental health treatment so limited?
Tom's describes how research could have helped him tackle his mental health problems when they first started.
Nobody could pinpoint what was wrong with me
Jacob's own experience of depression and psychosis has left him wondering - how and why does mental illness develop?
MQ funds five pioneering early-career scientists to take on mental illness
Our five new 2017 MQ Fellows are transforming mental health through research.
How big data made me rethink my mental health story, and the way we diagnose people
Rose Bretecher considers the value of diagnoses in mental health.