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Loneliness and Social Isolation in Mental Health Network

The Loneliness and Social Isolation in Mental Health is a research network that brings together many different perspectives on this topic. It is funded by the NIHR Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) a body that brings together academics and clinicians from world leading universities and NHS organisations and support innovative research

Network update

Our new coordinators is Sarah Ikhtabi sarah.ikhtabi.19@ucl.ac.ukÌýand Dr. Nafiso Ahmed nafiso.ahmed@ucl.ac.ukÌý- please be aware that Sarah only has a few hours on the network per week so there is likely to be a delay in her reply. If you have an urgent enquiry about LSIMHRN please contact Alexandra Pitman a.pitman@ucl.ac.uk or Sonia Johnson s.johnson@ucl.ac.uk but please be aware they also work part-time.ÌýIf you want to join the network mailing list, please use . If you want to let other network members know about something, please use our Slack channels (you can ) or tag on Twitter and we will retweet.

Conversations around loneliness and mental health: What helps and what to do if it doesn't

In 2020 a group of researchers, including those with relevant lived experience, fromÌýthe UKRI Loneliness and Social Isolation in Mental Health Research Network and the NIHR Mental Health Policy Research Unit at ¹û¶³Ó°Ôº and King’s College London interviewed 59 people to exploreÌýwhat it is like to be lonely or socially isolatedÌýif you also struggle with your mental health.ÌýAs part of the interviews, we asked people what (if anything) had helped them feel less lonely and we have co-producedÌýa booklet to share their words with you.

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