The Spectrum Centre for Mental Health Research
The Spectrum Centre conducts translational research into the understanding and psychological treatment of bipolar disorder and other related conditions.
It achieves its purpose both by obtaining significant grant funding and by working collaboratively with third sector organisations and service users, regionally and nationally.
Explanatory diagram showing the Spectrum Workflow. Clicking any of the three boxes above will take you to the respective page.
PhD in Mental Health
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Get involved
We welcome interest from individuals who have experienced bipolar mood fluctuations, their relatives, friends, partners, carers as well as individuals who are interested in mental health research but have not experienced mental illness. Volunteers are vital for improving our understanding about the experience and management of Bipolar Disorder.
If you would like to find out more about Spectrum Centre research and get involved, visit Spectrum Connect.
The Spectrum team 2011
The Spectrum team 2010
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