Mental Health

PhD students and opportunities

The School of Health Sciences offers a vibrant and stimulating environment for research students. In the latest Research Excellence Framework, we were commended for the quality of our lectures, mentoring and support.

The Mental Health Research Group welcomes PhD proposals in line with our specific research themes. These include youth mental health and wellbeing, health humanities, recovery and social inclusion, and psychosocial exploration of mental health and wellbeing.  

Current opportunities

Below you will find a range of potential projects, along with contact details for the relevant Mental Health team members, who will be happy to discuss your proposals.

Mental health and wellbeing:

 

Health humanities:

 

Psychosocial exploration of mental health and wellbeing:

 

Our current PhD students

At the Mental Health Research Group, we work with outstanding graduates on a range of PhD projects. 

Youth mental health and wellbeing theme:

Anastasios Bastounis

  • Promoting emotional resilience in school-age children

Matthew Horrocks

  • An electronic guided decision-making tool for the assessment and management of patients presenting with risk of suicide in primary care.

Psychosocial exploration of mental health and wellbeing theme:

Andrew Dainty

  • A mixed methods feasibility study to evaluate the use of a low-intensity, nurse-delivered cognitive behavioural therapy for the treatment of irritable bowel syndrome

Health humanities theme:

Emma Joyes

Josephine Bardi

Recovery and social inclusion theme:

Emma Watson

  • An enquiry into the structural mechanisms of peer support in mental health services in the UK

Please visit www.researchintorecovery.com for information on PhD opportunities.

 

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