Can’t believe that we’re at the end of another season! In this final episode, we delve into the challenges of science communication, and getting good quality research out there to benefit mental health patients with information scientist and creator of the Mental Elf blog, Andre Tomlin.  

Today our Hosts are joined by doctor, academic and science writer Ben Goldacre to talk about bad science and the best practices for reporting data from research studies.  

This week our Hosts sit down with mental health campaigner and host of the Reality Tourists podcast Hazel Cornhill, for a candid discussion about their journey with psychosis and schizoaffective disorder, as well as their work to improve mental health services.  

Join us for an insightful conversation as our Hosts speak to friend and colleague Clare Liedstrand about her lived experience of avoidant-restrictive food intake disorder, or ARFID, and the importance of raising awareness about all the various forms of eating disorder. 

In this week’s episode, Carolina and Maryam are joined by Professor of Nursing Policy Dame Anne-Marie Rafferty CBE to talk about the NHS crisis, its disastrous impact on the mental health of nurses and healthcare staff, and the urgent need for change.   

Instead of busting ghosts, we’re busting neuroscience myths in this special live episode coming to you from the IoPPN building at King’s College London. So, swap your proton packs for some science facts and join our hosts, Carolina and Juliette, and our studio audience as we debunk some common misconceptions about mental illness. 

Our Hosts are once again joined by King’s Professor of Biological Psychiatry Carmine Pariante to talk about the continued debate surrounding the serotonin hypothesis of depression and the use of antidepressant medication.

Today the Hosts are joined by writer and trustee for the Autistic Girls Network charity, Emily Katy, who discusses her experience with autism, challenging society’s perception of autism, as well as her new book!