The Institute of Mental Health

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NEW PAPER ALERT A study of 31 Recovery Colleges in England 🚨 bit.ly/4bfUOU1 Uncovering behind the scenes stories of how Recovery Colleges are built, powered by recovery pioneers and sustained through creativity and resilience.

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Today we're hosting our annual Trent Study Day, opened by @NottsHealthcare Chief Exec Ifti Majid. It's an opportunity to share best practice in forensic mental healthcare. To find out more, visit our website: institutemh.org.uk/about/events/t… #TSD2025

Our friends @NIHR_MindTech are co-hosting the #DigitalYouth conference in London today. Read the Digital Youth Programme Report in full: digitalyouth.ac.uk/dypr/

An exciting opportunity for a Clinical Research Fellow in Translational Neuroscience to understand how climate change impacts gut-brain axis in psychosis. Must be GMC registered. Closing date: 24 Nov 2025 jobs.nottingham.ac.uk/Vacancy.aspx?i…

Tickets are available for the annual Trent Study Day (TSD) This year's theme is 'Trauma in Secure Care' TSD is a well-established annual conference hosted by the Forensic Care Group of @NottsHealthcare 📅 21st November 📍 IMH, NG7 2TU 🎟️ £130 More info: institutemh.org.uk/about/events/t…

Our colleague Prof Maddie Groom was interviewed yesterday on BBC Radio Nottingham about the movie 'I Swear' and the impact of tics on people - the segment was very insightful and well worth a listen Hear the segment on BBC sounds from 46:25: bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m0…

Digital Youth X MindTech 'Digital risk, resilience and interventions: co-creating change in youth mental health' 📅13th November 📍County Hall, London Join us for an inspiring event packed with insight, innovation, and collaboration mindtech.org.uk/news-events/la…

Join the EXPAND research team for an interactive seminar exploring how we can better support ethnic minority young people and their parents to access healthcare support for neurodevelopmental disorders. 📅9th December 12:30-13:30 💻Online 🎟️Free institutemh.org.uk/events/event/2…

Congratulations to event organisers, and thank you to everyone who contributed to our 7th international Refocus on Recovery conference - it's been a great success! Read more about the event, including poster prize winners, on our website: institutemh.org.uk/news/news/1988…

Find out more about the Recovery Research Team and their work: researchintorecovery.com

Professor Mike Slade, Recovery Research Team lead, is delivering the closing speech of our Refocus on Recovery Conference, reflecting on old and new challenges in mental health recovery. #RonR2025

*EVENT COMING SOON!* Rethinking Dementia: collaboration, co-design, and change. How can we shape new approaches to dementia research and care? 📅24 Sept 📍Institute of Mental Health NG7 2UH 🔗Registration essential. Link in comments ⬇️ *Abstract submission deadline 10th Sept*

We have a few #free spaces left at our annual #dementia #event on 11th September for people living with #dementia & their families. Plz contact us for more info: contact@trentdementia.org.uk or call us: 01157484220 plz leave your number. @InstituteMH @Notts_TV @NottsCarers

@leicsparta Thank you Julian. Have a great day - glad to hear you're enjoying the conference.

@InstituteMH Looking forward to today. Particularly as yesterday was so good!

Welcome back to day 2 of our 7th international Refocus on Recovery conference. Kicking off proceedings is Ed Day (UK Gov Drug Recovery Champion) sharing insights into shaping recovery policy. #RonR2025

Really thought-provoking presentation from Mark Pearson on the role of tattoo artists in mental health recovery, and some of the ethical dilemmas they face. #RonR2025

Ed highlighted this document which includes peer support workers: NHS England » Capability framework for the drug and alcohol treatment and recovery workforce share.google/E5y9D0mMzWXCTG…