Evaluating PerinAtal menTal Health Online Resources (PATHOR): Improving knowledge and de-stigmatising perinatal mental illness
Are you an expectant parent or did you become a parent last year? For more information about PATHOR study and to take part in this study, please scan the QR code or use the url-link on the PATHOR_Poster_MP v1.0. ...
How Can Researchers Engage Parents from Under-Represented Groups?
Members of the Perinatal Mental Health and Parenting Research Unit (PRIME-RU) facilitated a number of public engagement events with parents including fathers and people identifying as being from the LGBTQ+ community or from minoritised ethnic groups including South...
Psychologists use Syrian experience to help Ukrainian families
Dr Aala El-Khani, Professor Rachel Calam and Dr Kim Cartwright developed a two-page leaflet based on their research during Syrian conflict by including information on child's anxiety and trauma and providing suggestions to parents for looking after themselves and...
“A sensitivity to the suffering in our self”: A Brief Introduction to Perinatal Compassion Focused Therapy
We, at PRIME-RU, are very keen to host guest articles on our website and in newsletters. Below you can read an amazing article by Leah Millard who is PhD student in Clinical Psychology in the University of Manchester. “A sensitivity to the suffering in our self”: A...
Parents’ Event for Black, Asian and Other Minoritised Ethnic Groups
The Perinatal Mental Health and Parenting Research Unit (PRIME-RU) invites you to our free online community ‘meet the researchers’ event. All parents, expectant parents or caregivers within the Black, Asian, and other minoritised ethnic groups live in the UK are...
PRIME-RU invites you to join their PPI group
Our work would not be possible without input from the people our research is for. PRIME-RU invites you to join the Patient and Public Involvement Group (PPI). You can find more information about the PRIME-RU PPI activities and how to sign-up with this group in the...
Useful Resources for Fathers from Dad Matters
Are you a father? Do you need support during parenting? Then, the Dad Matters resources might be helpful for you!
NEW REPORT: The Economic Case for increasing access to treatment for women with common mental health problems during the perinatal period
Researchers from London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) evaluated the economic viability of reforming current treatment for pregnant and postnatal women experiencing common maternal mental health problems in a new study which was commissioned by the...
African & Caribbean Parents’ Event
The Perinatal Mental Health and Parenting Research Unit (PRIME-RU) invites you to our free online community ‘meet the researchers’ event. All parents, expectant parents or caregivers within the African & Caribbean community are welcome. We would like to make...
LGBTQ+ Parents Event
The Perinatal Mental Health and Parenting Research Unit (PRIME-RU) invites you to our free online community ‘meet the researchers’ event. All parents and expectant parents within the LGBTQ+ community are welcome. We would like to make research relevant and helpful for...
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