One rationale for developing this website was to disseminate the findings from The MEND Study.
Another rationale was to make links with others interested in preventative mental health care and research. We know, to really achieve change, and build on the learning that is required to deliver effective preventative approaches, there is lots more to be done, so if you are conducting research in this area or interested in doing so, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
MEND study findings
Learn more about the statistical, health economic and qualitative results of this feasibility study and recommendations for a larger trial.
Publications and links
Read other interesting articles and publications in the field of preventative mental healthcare.
Building on our research
Learn about the next steps to move from a feasibility trial to an efficacy trial. Are you interested in being part of MEND part 2?
Meet the research team
Learn who has been working on the MEND research and who is joining us for MEND part 2.
The importance of preventative mental healthcare
Read why a proactive and preventative approach to helping people who are distressed is preferable to a more reactive one.
Preventative mental healthcare in GP and Community Settings
Local GP surgeries are close-by, non-stigmatising and accessible to many.