What motherhood has taught me about mental health research
MQ-funded scientist Dr Bronwyn Graham has recently become a mum, we spoke to her about whether this has impacted her views on mental health research and what her hopes are for the future.
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What does it mean when a child hears voices?
How common is it for children to hear voices - and what does it mean if they do? Professor Mary Cannon answers our questions.
"Research gives people faith that there is help"
Tiffany describes the darkness she has experienced, what lead her to find help - and the "unmeasurable" value of mental health research.
Scientists hunt for big idea to transform young people’s mental health
Our Innovation Workshop brings together 30 scientists to find an idea that could reshape our understanding of mental illness in young people.
6 areas that could be key to understanding how to prevent and treat mental illness
Scientists have found six areas that could have a huge impact on mental health.
On International Women’s Day we’re celebrating female scientists who are taking on mental illness
We're celebrating two brilliant MQ-funded scientists, Dr Jennifer Wild and Dr Claire Gillan, this International Women's Day.
"With mental health issues affecting so many of us, much more needs to be done"
Rachel saw the impact that bipolar I had on her mother growing up. She's been a mental health advocate ever since.
How can tackling repetitive thinking help us improve treatments for conditions like depression and anxiety?
We spoke to Professor Michelle Moulds about her innovative research into repetitive thinking and its impact on mental illness.