!["[People high in neuroticism] often exhibit heightened sensitivity to stressors, and perceive them as more threatening or challenging. This may lead to avoidance or maladaptive coping strategies. Therefore, neuroticism has a strong link to mental health." Dr Zuo Zhang, postdoctoral researcher at the SGDP Centre at King's IoPPN](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GQWg7mMXgAIv5Oe.jpg?name=small&format=webp)
ALT "[People high in neuroticism] often exhibit heightened sensitivity to stressors, and perceive them as more threatening or challenging. This may lead to avoidance or maladaptive coping strategies. Therefore, neuroticism has a strong link to mental health." Dr Zuo Zhang, postdoctoral researcher at the SGDP Centre at King's IoPPN

ALT Join us on 20 September for an event highlighting mental health research, with speakers from UCL and beyond! 4th Annual Institute of Mental Health (IoMH) International Conference Mind and body interactions - Professor Sarah Garfinkel, UCL Stress and inflammation in the neurobiology of depression - Professor Carmine Pariante, King's College London Suicide prevention and assisted suicide - Professor Sir Louis Appleby, University of Manchester; Dr Scott Kim, National Institutes of Health; Professor Sarah Edwards, UCL Funding a National Mental Health Service - Professor Martin Knapp, London School of Economics; Dr Rosena Allin-Khan MP, Dr Lade Smith Royal College Psychiatry; Isabel Hardman, The Spectator Laughter and mental health - Professor Sophie Scott, UCL Full price is £45.00 but substantial discounts are available for UK students and IoMH affiliates: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/mental-health/events/2023/sep/4th-annual-institute-mental-health-iomh-international-conference























