BREATHE Wellbeing Census
Lead: Mr Colin Palmer Dates: January 2023 – Ongoing Background: The BREATH Wellbeing Census is a proposed annual survey aimed at capturing wellbeing data in
March 17, 2025
Lead: Mr Colin Palmer Dates: January 2023 – Ongoing Background: The BREATH Wellbeing Census is a proposed annual survey aimed at capturing wellbeing data in
Griffiths SL, Bogatsu T, Longhi M, Butler E, Alexander B, Bandawar M, Everard L, Jones PB, Fowler D, Hodgekins J, Amos T, Freemantle N, McCrone
Leads: Dr Hayley Crawford (Youth Mental Health), Dr Jo Moss (University of Surrey), Dr Caroline Richards (University of Birmingham), Dr Jane Waite (Aston University) The
Leads: Dr Domenico Giacco, Prof Swaran Singh, Prof Paramjit Gill (Youth Mental Health), Prof Graeme Currie, Dr Gareth Owen (Organisational Science), Prof Robin Miller (Social
Leads: Hayley Crawford, Theme 3 Dates: October 2021 – March 2025 Background: Children with moderate-profound intellectual disability (ID) and complex needs are at high risk for poor
Leads: Hayley Crawford, Ashley Liew, Richard Hastings, Peter Langdon, Kylie Gray (Theme 3) Dates: January 2020 – February 2028 Background: Compared to the general population, people with
Leads: Professor Richard Hastings Dates: January 2020 – December 2022 Background: Parents, especially mothers, raising children with intellectual disability report more stress and mental health
An RCT of an online programme focussed on improving parenting skills, knowledge and awareness, with the aim to reduce depressive symptoms in adolescents.
Appleton R, Gauly J, Mughal F, Singh S, Tuomainen H. ‘The experiences, perspectives, and needs of young people who access support for mental health in
Connell C, Furtado V, McKay EA, Singh SP. Developing an Intervention to Improve Occupational Participation for Justice-Involved People with a Personality Disorder: Defining and Describing