Mental Health Research Study – Patients with Depression, Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder or PTSD

Patients living with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are invited to take part in a mental health research programme led by King’s College London.

The Centre for Affective Disorders is asking adults aged 18 years and over to register their interest in future mental health research studies. These studies help researchers learn more about mental health conditions and improve treatment and support for patients across the NHS.

Taking part in research can make a real difference. By volunteering, you may help improve future care, services, and understanding of mental health conditions for others.

If you sign up, your details will be added to a secure research register. A member of the research team may contact you if a suitable study becomes available. You will always receive full information before deciding whether to take part.

Signing up does not mean you must join a study. Participation is completely voluntary, and you can choose not to take part at any time.

👉 Register your interest in this research:

sign up here

This opportunity may be helpful for patients who have experience of depression, anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, or PTSD and would like to support mental health research in the UK.

For full details, please visit the registration link above, where you can contact the research team directly.

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