Help us explore why some people experience problems with their mental health
How to take partAbout the study
We are trying to understand why some people experience problems with their mental health, from our genetics and biology to psychological and environmental factors.
We hope by understanding more about the causes of mental health problems, we can help improve treatments, diagnosis and support in the future.
What will it involve?
Taking part is easy‚ it involves completing an online survey which asks about your contact details and some personal information, like your ethnicity and date of birth. There are also questions about your mental and physical health, as well as your lifestyle.
Depending on the information you provide, for example, where you live or the diagnoses you’ve received, we may contact you about additional research opportunities to help us collect more detailed information about your experiences.
Ian Jones
Director
I am the director of NCMH and a professor of psychiatry at the Division of Psychological Medicine and Clinical Neurosciences at Cardiff University. My research interests relate to bipolar spectrum disorders and in particular the relationship of mood disorders to childbirth.
Research conducted by: National Centre for Mental Health
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