R2D2-MH consortium members will attend the INSAR 2026 annual meeting on April 22-25, 2026 in Prague, Czech Republic. Continue Reading R2D2-MH will be at the INSAR 2026 annual meeting

On February 28, 2026, Thomas Bourgeron (coordinator) and Stéf. Bonnot-Briey (cocreation group) participated in a French radio broadcast about autism. Continue Reading R2D2-MH on French radio

In February 2026, members of the R2D2-MH consortium participated in the interdisciplinary Theory of Computing and Healthcare Workshop at the Simons Institute, Berkeley, California. Continue Reading R2D2-MH at the Theory of Computing and Healthcare Workshop, Simons Institute, Berkeley, California

Researchers from the University of Warwick have recently released videos bringing new understanding of the concept of resilience, in particular in people born preterm. Continue Reading New video interviews on the concept of Resilience

Following the end of the second Reporting Period on August 31, 2025, R2D2-MH consortium submitted the second Periodic Reporting. Continue Reading Second Periodic Reporting and Review meeting

Stay informed about the progress, results, events and news of the R2D2-MH European project on resilience in mental health and developmental diversity. Continue Reading Subscribe to the R2D2-MH biannual newsletter!

R2D2-MH co-creation members participated as speaker in the FAMILY stakeholder event “A Dialogue on Stigma” held on 10th June 2025. Continue Reading R2D2-MH participated in the FAMILY Stakeholder event “A dialogue on Stigma”

SickKids and the University of Tartu have joined R2D2-MH as participants Continue Reading Two partner organizations join the R2D2-MH consortium

Karolinska Institutet is seeking participants for a study on risk and resilience in Neurodivergence. Continue Reading Participants sought for a study investigating risk and resilience factors in neurodiversity

To expand its visibility and reach out to key stakeholders, R2D2-MH recently joined the BlueSky social network. Follow-us there! Continue Reading R2D2-MH is on BlueSky

Participants sought for a study on the benefits of a Positive Psychology App for the wellbeing of parents of neurodivergent children. Continue Reading Positive psychology app for parents of neurodivergent children (ADAPPT): study launched

Language guide developed by R2D2-MH co-creation group members for researchers in the field of neurodiversity. Continue Reading R2D2-MH Glossary: language guide for neurodiversity research

Conceptual framework for data harmonisation in mental health using the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health Continue Reading New publication: Conceptual framework for data harmonisation in mental health using the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health

R2D2-MH consortium partners and cocreation members meet for the General Assembly Meeting in Budapest on November 18-20, 2024. Continue Reading R2D2-MH General Assembly Meeting in Budapest

Resilience in the face of neurodivergence: A scoping review of resilience and factors promoting positive outcomes Continue Reading New publication: resilience in the face of neurodivergence

New R2D2-MH publication on the effectiveness of positive psychology and mindfulness-based app for parents of neurodivergent children. Continue Reading Positive Psychology and Mindfulness-based app for parents of neurodivergent children (ADAPPT): clinical trial ready for launch

The first version of the Positive Psychology App is ready and we are seeking parents of neurodivergent children interested in testing it. Continue Reading R2D2-MH positive psychology app: participation of parents of neurodivergent children sought for the testing of the beta version

Dr. Thomas Rolland explains in layperson’s language a recent publication on phenotypic effects of genetic variants associated with autism. Continue Reading Bringing R2D2-MH science to people: Video interview of Dr. Thomas Rolland on phenotypic effects of genetic variants associated with Autism

Dr. Melisa Black explains in layperson’s language a recent publication on ICF core sets and resilience in neurodiversity. Continue Reading Bringing R2D2-MH science to people: Video interview of Dr. Melissa Black on the development of ICF core-sets for resilience in Neurodiversity

Keen on raising awareness on the language used when speaking about neurodiversity, R2D2-MH adolescents cocreation members recorded a video guide. Continue Reading Neurodiversity language guide: new video by the members of the adolescent cocreation group