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Professor June Brown joined the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience at King’s College London in 1995 and has substantial experience in clinical psychology management within the NHS. Her expertise encompasses help-seeking behavior, psychological care for hard-to-engage groups, such as men and ethnic minorities, and the contribution of informal care networks. Her research interests include early intervention for mental health issues among adolescents, particularly those aged 16-18 years, university students, and pregnant women. She educates on various topics, particularly depression and insomnia, and engages with the public through her role on the NICE Guidelines Committee for Depression and as a review editor for 'Mood and Anxiety Disorders' in 'Frontiers in Psychiatry'. Professor Brown has contributed to numerous peer-reviewed journals and is involved in significant research outputs including studies focusing on the use of cognitive behavioral therapy to improve the mental health of young people. Her ongoing projects also include assessments of smartphone usage and its impact on anxiety and depression.
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