PhD Studentship in Global Sustainable Development: Lived Experiences and Perceptions of Heat of Children in Accra
Webinar: NIHR RSS NIHR Doctoral & Postdoctoral Fellowships (Mental Health and Neuroscience) – Masterclass
Webinar: NIHR RSS Overview of NIHR Doctoral & Postdoctoral Fellowships (Mental Health and Neuroscience)
Funded PhD: Conversational AI for Global Adolescent Mental Health – Evidence and Co-design with Young People
Community, Event Lived Experience Network for Scholars (LENS) Online Meet-up April 16, 2025 Shivani Joshi
Funding Eating disorders research grants from Medical Research Foundation October 24, 2024 Bea Shelley
Community, PhD, Post-doctoral, Pre-doctoral Critical Care Nurse to Mental Health Researcher – Q&A July 27, 2023 MHR Editor
Funding, PhD KCL PhD in Mental Health Research for Health Professionals accepting applications – deadline 1 Dec October 4, 2022 Bea Shelley
"My lived experience allows me to have deeper and more relatable collaborations" Dr Blandine French Psychology/ Lived experience
"Knowing how best to sequence treatment strategies was really challenging in practice without relevant evidence to draw on" Dr Maria Loades Clinical psychologist
PhD “I am a researcher of stories” Dr Joy Llewellyn-Beardsley Lived experience researcher/Health Scientist
PhD “I realised that my lived experience was a form of knowledge and expertise that could make a difference” Andrew C Grundy Lived Experience Researcher
“A PhD is essentially a training degree to learn how to do research and solve problems in clinical practice” Dolly Sud Clinical Pharmacist
“One doesn’t necessarily need to be a medical professional to contribute usefully to mental health research” Associate Professor Mara Violato Health Economist
“I’m inspired to pursue clinical research along with others who aspire for a more equitable society” Dr Ruchika Gajwani Clinical Psychologist
“I became interested in examining whether the issues I saw were replicated in the broader literature” Dr Beth Casey Research Associate
“I couldn’t wait to start my research career as I simply love the process of thinking” Dr Stella Chan Academic Clinical Psychologist
Shivani Joshi
Bea Shelley
MHR Editor
