Co-Space News

The Co-SPACE study has formally ended in 2025, however, the team are still working on academic papers behind the scenes. Once available, these will be uploaded to the ‘Findings’ page.

We are pleased to share that findings from the Co-SPACE study feature prominently in the recently published report Children and Young People: The impact of the pandemic on the mental

In August 2024, the Co-SPACE team spent eight days visiting academic collaborators in Japan to share study findings, work together in person, and strengthen existing and build new relationships with

In December 2023, the Co-SPACE team held a successful five-day international consortium meeting (https://www.lorentzcenter.nl/covid-19-supporting-parents-adolescents-and-children-during-epidemics-co-space-international-consortium-meeting.html) at the Lorentz Center in Leiden, the Netherlands. The workshop was attended by international collaborators from

The Co-SPACE team are looking forward to a five day workshop with our international collaborators at the Lorentz Center in Leiden, the Netherlands where we will share global study findings,

Professor Cathy Creswell and Dr Polly Waite were interviewed by Professor Belinda Lennox for the Futuremakers Podcast from the University of Oxford, where our academics debate key issues for the

Dr Simona Skripkauskaite was interviewed by Jo Carlowe for the Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health (ACAMH) podcast series. This episode covers the findings from the Co-SPACE and CO-SPYCE

The Co-SPACE project has been featured in the covering page for Parental and Maternal Mental Health at University of Oxford. It was featured in the section under research of parental

The Co-SPACE project has been featured in the covering page for Brain and Mental Health from Infancy to Adolescence at University of Oxford. It was featured in the section under