How do we become aware of the feeling that something is ‘wrong’ with our body? How do we decide whether or not to seek help for this new experience?

How can literature, music and drama illuminate our understanding of human experience? How do feeling and emotion contribute to our sense of wellness?

Our mission is to encourage and support high calibre interdisciplinary research to understand and address human health challenges.

The UK’s independent body for wellbeing evidence, policy and practice. Our work aims to accelerate research and democratise access to evidence.

We seek to promote good practice in healthcare for the wellbeing of patients, health service users and practitioners in body, mind and spirit.

Our vision is to deliver 'better, fairer health and care at all ages and in all places' organised around seven key research themes.

We prioritise the understanding and treatment of biological and physiological effects of different conditions and views of health as ‘good’ or ‘bad’.

We're an innovative, interdisciplinary and multi-institutional ERC-funded research project aimed to build more decent societies through research.

Hearing voices is an important aspect of many people’s lives. It is an experience that can be distressing and upsetting, but positive and meaningful.

A range of different ways of understanding or making sense of voice-hearing, including psychological, neuroscientific and spiritual approaches.

Are dreams similar to wakeful perceptual worlds? Are they narrative reconfigurations of waking life? No single discipline can answer these questions.

Learning is a complex and non-linear process of intra-individual change in mental processes, a psychology-informed perspective on how humans learn.