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Improving CYP mental health outcomes

We will support any projects that fall within the topics listed below or you may have your own project idea that you may want to discuss with us. The CYP mental health researchers work closely with all of the themes in the CYP research group, as mental health is a cross cutting theme through all domains of children’s health and wellbeing. If you have an idea related to any of the other themes, but which has a mental health outcome focus, we will be really pleased to talk to you about this. 

MSc student projects: 

  1. Mental health and wellbeing in school settings 
  1. e.g., Exploring and supporting staff wellbeing in school settings (Eve Allen) 
  1. CYP Mental Health Interventions 
  1. e.g., Testing usability of developing digital interventions using participatory design (Celeste Foster and Daniela Ghio) 
  1. Feasibility study to train nurses to deliver a brief psychosocial intervention for adolescents with depression (Eunice Ayodeji) 
  1. Feasibility study to train nurses to deliver a problem focused behaviour intervention programme for adolescents with low mood and decreased levels of motivation as a consequence of remote learning during the Coronavirus situation (Eunice Ayodeji) 
  1. Investigating the impact of Racism on Child and adolescent development and wellbeing (Eunice Ayodeji) 
  1. Investigating factors that affect CYP Mental Health  
  1. e.g., Investigating the effects of COVID-19 on adolescent’s development and its relationship to mental wellbeing (Eve Allen, Celeste Foster) 
  1. e.g., Impact of acculturation on CYP’s mental health (Sue McAndrew)  

 

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Janet Quilliam
School of Health and Society
University of Salford
Salford
M6 6PU

e. J.T.Quilliam@salford.ac.uk

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