Mental health research films
The Elizabeth Blackwell Institute and the Bristol Biomedical Research Centre are at the forefront of the University of Bristol's mental health research. Throughout May 2021 we will be sharing a series of short films to showcase the depth and breadth of mental health research taking place at Bristol, highlighting how inclusion is at the heart of impactful research.
Find out more about our mental health research
Find out more about Bristol Biomedical Centre's mental health research
Student mental health research
Find out more about our student and young people mental health research
Find out more about Felicity Sedgewick's research looking at support for Autistic students
Find out more about Bruce Hood's research around the Science of Happiness Course
Find out more about Myles-Jay Linton's research looking at the Consent to Contact policy
COVID-19 and children and families
Find out more about Rebecca Pearson's research looking at how COVID-19 has affected children and families
Supporting survivors of modern slavery and trafficking
Find out more about Michelle Farr's research looking at digital exclusion for survivors of modern slavery and trafficking
Adolescence and digital technology
Find out more about Lucy Biddle's research looking at adolescence, gigital technology and mental health
Computer modelling to improve mental health services
Find out more about Jennifer Cooper and Livia Pierotti's research using data to improve mental health services
Jennifer Cooper was the Lead Researcher on this project from September 2020 until June 2021, with Livia Pierotti, (Senior Research Associate) taking on the Lead role from 3 June 2021.
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