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Professor Joseph Hayes appointed Chair of the Data Science Committee

London, England · London

Professor Joseph Hayes appointed Chair of the Data Science Committee

In 2016, MQ launched our Mental Health Data Science Group, bringing together experts from the world of mental health. Over the last nine years, this programme of work has improved the way data is sourced and used for research, mapped the data landscape and informed policy and practice. The programme has evolved since then and led to MQ’s partnership with DATAMIND, a nation-wide mental health data research hub that is transforming health research…Read Article

Why Singing to Babies Helps Soothe and Boost Mood

Yale · New Haven

Why Singing to Babies Helps Soothe and Boost Mood

At a glance Singing improves infant mood: A Yale-led study found that babies whose parents sang more often were calmer and had better moods overall. Simple and accessible intervention: Singing is a natural, low-cost way for parents to support infant wellbeing without complex tools or training. Potential wider benefits: Improved infant mood may positively affect family wellbeing and could help reduce caregiver stress and postpartum depression. …Read Article

REAL Mental Health Summit 2025: Investing in a Future Where Everyone Can Thrive

REAL Mental Health Summit 2025: Investing in a Future Where Everyone Can Thrive

Reflections by Emily Wheeler, Director of Research Partnerships & Development, MQ Mental Health Research This year’s REAL Mental Health Summit was a masterclass in what it means to challenge the status quo, bringing together a group of people passionate about mental health but that don’t often get to be in the same room. It was all about catalysing meaningful investment and building cross-sector collaboration that puts people and evidence at the…Read Article

Chris Martin joins MQ | MQ Mental Health Research

We are delighted to announce that Chris Martin is joining MQ as an interim CEO. He will work with the Charity’s dynamic team to drive more impactful research and funding partnerships and build on their strong track record of success established over the last 13 years. Chris brings a wealth of charity and mental health sector experience to MQ, having previously led The Mix, a digital mental health charity for young people, which he merged with Me…London, England · London Read Article

What Is Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) and How Can It Help?

At a glance Mindfulness is the foundation of MBCT, helping you observe thoughts and emotions without judgment. Practising mindfulness regularly can break cycles of rumination and support emotional balance. MBCT combines mindfulness with therapy tools to manage anxiety, depression, and promote lasting mental well-being. Want to fund research like this? More like this …Meditation · United Kingdom See the Story

For Uncle Lee: Why I’m Fighting for Mental Health Change

This blog was submitted by Georgia, a volunteer and fundraiser, who is helping to raise vital funds for mental health research. Read why they support the work that MQ does. For as long as I can remember, mental health has been a huge aspect of my life. Mental health impacts so many people, whether it's through personal experiences or seeing loved ones go through tough times. One of my main focuses of the challenge that I am setting myself is to…Volunteering · United Kingdom Read Article

Mindfulness-based therapy offers new hope for people with persistent depression

80% Center coverage: 5 sources

Mindfulness-based therapy can offer significant relief for individuals who are still depressed after receiving treatment, according to a new clinical trial.NHS See the Story

Mental Health Challenges Before an Autism Diagnosis: A Closer Look at Sex Differences

This blog was written for MQ by Dr Miriam Martini who works alongside MQ Fellow Dr Mark Taylor at the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden. Autism is a lifelong neurodevelopmental condition that shapes how people communicate, interact, and perceive the world. While autism has long been stereotyped as a "male condition," we now know that autistic women and girls have often been overlooked or misdiagnosed. So what happens during that time when autism…Sweden · Sweden Read Article

Do you have digital addiction? How to combat it

87% Center coverage: 8 sources

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. (WOOD) — Technology helps us in many ways, but how do we know when it's becoming harmful to our well-being? Dr. Charletta Dennis, medical director of behavioral health at Priority Health said digital addiction is using technology excessively — and it’s not unlike other forms of addiction. “It can come with symptoms like irritability, you can have some form of withdrawal symptoms, sometimes people can get sad or anxious when t…Social Media See the Story

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