Workshop Programme
Over the last four years Emerging Minds has supported around 40 research projects, Special Interest Research Groups, and Cross-Sector Placements, as well as hosting 24 early career researchers through the GROW Researcher Development Programme and internships.
The Summit programme was very much built by them – all those who led workshops have been supported by Emerging Minds in some way, and we were thrilled to offer this opportunity for them to showcase findings, air challenges, and use the collective imaginations and experiences of fellow Summit delegates to plan next steps for their research.
An incredible amount of work went into each of the 24 workshops, which were all linked to our 4 research challenges. Whether or not you could attend the Summit, the workshop pages below now hold a wealth of information including slides, PDFs of resources, live tweet threads, videos, photographs, and reflective artwork. While we’ve tried to include as much content as possible here, all the workshops were structured differently so their pages are too.
Finding the words to explore unspoken experiences
Let's make it happen: early help for adolescent depression
Young people as peer researchers in mental health research
Implementation of evidence and research in children and young people's mental health
Navigating social media as young people living with chronic physical conditions
Practitioners' and young people's views on social prescribing
Parent and teenager perspectives on the intergenerational transmission of racial trauma
Design your dream school for good mental health
Children and young people's mental health research in the real world: how to overcome the practical challenges
We are the ones we've been waiting for
From interns and advisors to setting research priorities and producing journal publications: the importance and impact of coproduction
Won't somebody please think of the parents?
Experiences of Black researchers: engaging with anti-racism in research
Live music and mental health
New ideas to improve young people's mental health
Why working with parents makes your research better (and how to do it well)
Exploring an arts-based practice to help children talk about experiences of racism
Creative therapies as a response to self-harm in young people
How can we embrace complexity in neurodivergence and mental health amongst children and young people?
Meeting of minds: imagining the future of children and young people's mental health research
LGBTQ+ youth mental health: sharing knowledge and exploring emerging questions
Implementation, impact, and sustainability: what are we learning from the CWP programme?
Young people's involvement in digital mental health
Language, communication, and mental health