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Approximately 1 in 4 of us will experience mental health difficulties (McManus et al., 2007). 4 in 4 of us have mental health! As there is a growing recognition of the importance of identifying mental health issues and supporting people to improve their mental health and wellbeing, we are currently developing three research strands to explore and develop these issues in some specific groups – adults with diagnosed mild to moderate anxiety and depression, university students and people attending Gender Identity Services.

Gender Identity

Research evaluating gender identity awareness.

Student Mental Health

Promoting student and staff wellbeing.
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Clinical Mental Health Services

Evaluating clinical mental health services.
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  • Dr Amy Irwin

  • Dr Nejc Sedlar

  • Dr Heather Branigan

  • Dr Janine Cooper

  • Linda Engles

  • Prof Rhona Flin

  • Dr Susan Griffiths

  • Dr Helen Knight

  • Dr Peidong Mei

  • Helen Silver-MacMahon

  • Dr Ilinca Ruxandra Tone

  • Apoorva Amirapu

  • Beatrix Duff

  • Sofia Johansson

  • University of Aberdeen
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