Marginalisation Blog Posts

• Psychosis and loneliness: two struggles, one endless loop

  04 Jun 2025

  • UCL Psychiatry MSc

  
• Exploring the impact of hostile environment policies on psychological distress of ethnic minority groups in the UK

  28 May 2025

  • UCL Psychiatry MSc

  
• How can we help young people feel less lonely? What do young people want?

  12 Dec 2024

  • Lauren Turner

  
• Common mental health inequalities across racialised groups: the gaps are getting bigger

  07 Nov 2022

  • Lucy Barrass

  
• You can’t sit with us: a new conceptual model of social exclusion

  12 Oct 2022

  • Joanne Wadsworth

  
• New research suggests that youth suicide attempts can result in later-life economic and social disadvantages

  14 Jul 2022

  • India Bellairs-Walsh

  
• Restorative reciprocity in mental health research: Researcher in Residence – Shuranjeet Singh

  06 Jul 2022

  • Shuranjeet Singh

  
• Ethnicity and power: how can we make mental healthcare equitable for all people with psychosis?

  29 Nov 2021

  • Andie Ashdown
  • and Theophanis Kyriacou

  
• Involving consumers and survivors in mental health policy making

  25 Mar 2019

  • Andrew Shepherd

  
• The burden of mortality and morbidity carried by marginalised populations

  01 Aug 2018

  • Noortje Uphoff