TEAM is a 4 year Innovation Training Network (ITN), funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie actions initiative.

The TEAM network will support assessment, prevention and treatment of mental health difficulties in young people.

Training

The overall objective is to train this new generation of researchers who can deliver more effective, affordable and accessible mental health services for young people.

Research

Research objectives focus on key challenges in YMH: delivering new technologies to support rapid, large-scale, and early assessment,
prevention and treatment.

People

TEAM brings together stakeholders from four complimentary sectors; academic, clinical, industry, non-profit and 15 ESRs across our European Training Network

TEAM ITN

Technology Enabled Mental
Health for Young People

Is a 4-year Innovation Training Network (ITN), funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie actions initiative.

The TEAM network will focus on the design, development and evaluation of new technology enabled mental health services.The overall objective is to train this new generation of researchers who can help to deliver more effective, affordable and accessible mental health services for young people.

TEAM is an Innovative Training Network

Funded by the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska-Curie grant agreement No. 722561.

Our Research

The TEAM network will focus on

The TEAM research program is built around four research objectives, each addressing a key challenge in improving mental health services

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Latest News

Considering the mental health of researchers

29 Oct

Following on from hosting the 2019 MCAA General Assembly parallel session on the Mental Health of Researchers (MHR) last February, I had the honour to attend the first international conference on exclusively this topic. Representing the MHR taskforce within Policy Working Group of the MCAA, this inaugural conference was a key opportunity to learn of best practice and the latest research.

Normalizing mental health in the refugee context and beyond

03 Oct

Refugees experience mental health issues such as nightmares, a general feeling of insecurity and the fear of unintentionally arising memories before, during and after fleeing from their country. As part of my PhD studies, I was introduced to various mental health programs that aim to reach refugee youth and provide them with learning strategies to improve their well-being. In this blog post, I wish to present programs that support young people in different contexts: on arrival in the UK, at a self-advocacy group, which also offers help with finding housing and a job, and at a clinic in London.

Academia needs a climate change

27 Sep

It’s Friday, the 20th of September 2019. I am sitting in the university office, finishing the last formatting requirements for a paper that I am going to submit. If accepted, it will allow me to go to a conference in a beautiful place a long way away with palm trees and lots of sunshine.

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