The McPin Foundation

The McPin Foundation has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in December 2021. The social media accounts linked to from The McPin Foundation are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • SoundCloud • LinkedIn • Email • X • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, mcpin_foundation has populated their site with: • New Paper: Adolescents' Experiences of Social Media Content Types and Wellbeing’ • Mind Your Feed | Social Media Algorithms & Well-being • New tool to help young people share their preferences for therapy • Episode 14: Public engagement and involvement with Gillian Samuel - Researchers in the making | Podcast on Spotify • ‘Subjective experiences’ in mental health research – new report published • ‘Are we experienced?’ – CAMHRA Public Forum Tickets, Thursday 14 May • 17:30 - 20 | Eventbrite • Social media & mental health: Growing up in an online world • PsyMetRiC new tool predicts physical health risks in young people with psychosis • New Treatments for Bipolar Webinar • Get involved in research - current opportunities • Ode to Peer Research: animation launch | The McPin Foundation • Job vacancies • Sign up McPin newsletter and networks • Stream B.Life Podcast #1 - B.Lifers B. Life-ing • Peer research at McPin: Reflections & learnings over 10 years | The McPin Foundation • Visit our website to search for more McPin content • Patient and Public Involvement Training with McPin Tickets • Discover Our Ten for Ten resources • Social media & mental health: ‘It’s hard to see how a ban would work’ • SUN RISE Study Summary Report • London Marathon 2026: Leigh’s story • London Marathon 2026: Alice’s story • Peer Action Collective: Research findings • Hear from Tanya Mackay, Carving a New Path:Lived Experience In Research - On the ARC | Podcast on Spotify • Collaborate with our Young People's Network/YPAG • PMDD awareness: "It isn’t easy to talk about" • Public involvement in research - the McPin Foundation • The Peer Action Collective News - Report shares solutions to school exclusions & youth violence • McPin website