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Climbing mountains: diagnosed with bipolar disorder at 57

Catrin chatted to DPB, who shared insight to his experience of finally being diagnosed with bipolar disorder type II after experiencing mental health problems over 39 years and, following the diagnosis some steps he's taking to support himself.

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Losing the black dog

This is my first blog for NCMH and I feel as if I’m writing it under false pretences because I’m well and I have been since 2015...

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Looking to include the public in your research?

PÂR is running an online surgery for researchers seeking lived-experience perspectives for their applications to the Research for Patient and Public Benefit (RfPPB) scheme from Health and Care Research Wales.

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Swipe right: help with brain research from home

NeuroSwipe is a pilot Citizen Science project that allows members of the public to make meaningful contributions to brain imaging research from their own home.

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Can you help us learn more about PMDD?

Our researchers are inviting women who live with Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD) to take part in new research to help us learn more about the condition and its causes.

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Children’s mental health during COVID-19

Dr. Sarah Witcombe-Hayes, Senior Policy Researcher at the NSPCC in Wales, says that since lockdown began, Childline has delivered over 2,000 counselling sessions every week to children across the UK who are concerned about their mental health and emotional wellbeing, totalling nearly 17,000 over 7 weeks.

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