What’s Next in Mental Health?
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<p>What’s Next in Mental Health is a podcast for professionals and enthusiasts. It discusses key challenges, future visions and advances in the big picture of mental health. Topics range from neuroscience perspectives to reforming the diagnostic system and the future of psychedelic-assisted therapy. In each episode psychologist and psychotherapist Helena Service talks to an expert about their work and ideas about how to move the field forward.</p>
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Recent Episodes
January 28, 2026
Social Prescribing and Creative Health (with Prof. Helen Chatterjee)
Clinical care is estimated to account for only 20% of a person’s health outcomes. So how do we tackle the far more influential social and economic determinants of health? Social prescribing is one of the approaches aiming to change how we view health by recognising that wellbeing is shaped as much by social factors as by medicine. It is centered around connecting people with support in their community and can involve almost anything, from access to arts and music lessons to debt and hou...
January 28, 2025
The Mechanics of Conscious Experience (with Prof. Anil Seth)
Professor Anil Seth explores the connection between mental health and consciousness, revealing how understanding predictive processing can illuminate subjective experiences and conditions like hallucinations in this interview.
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Psychological Treatments – Can We Get Routine Outcome Monitoring Right? (with Dr. Chris Evans)
Dr. Chris Evans discusses routine outcome monitoring in psychological treatments, exploring how session-by-session monitoring can improve therapy and service outcomes in this interview.
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- What is What’s Next in Mental Health??
<p>What’s Next in Mental Health is a podcast for professionals and enthusiasts. It discusses key challenges, future visions and advances in the big picture of mental health. Topics range from neuroscience perspectives to reforming the diagnostic system and the future of psychedelic-assisted therapy. In each episode psychologist and psychotherapist Helena Service talks to an expert about their work and ideas about how to move the field forward.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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