Gamian, Author at Trusting Project

Language Use and Self-Perception: A Window to Mental Health

The TRUSTING research aims to improve the early detection of psychotic relapse through speech-based monitoring. A recent article adds valuable insight to this objective: a meta-analysis spanning 80 years of research and 13 studies has found that people with schizophrenia use first-person pronouns, such as “me”, “myself”, and “I”, significantly more often than those without […]

TRUSTING Annual Meeting 2025 in Barcelona Advancing speech-based relapse prediction in psychosis care

TRUSTING project—a five-year European research initiative (2023–2028) working to develop a user-friendly, trustworthy speech-based clinical decision support system to predict relapse in individuals with psychosis – has held its 2025 Annual Meeting from 17–18 June at Universitat Pompeu Fabra (UPF) in Barcelona, convening project partners from across Europe. Hosted by UPF, as project partner, the […]

Exploring Voice as a Biomarker: AI Listening for Signs of Illnesses

Can your voice reveal hidden health conditions? According to a growing body of research, it just might. A recent Nature article by Neil Savage explores how scientists are using artificial intelligence (AI) to analyse voice recordings in search of early biomarkers for illnesses such as heart conditions, diabetes, Parkinson’s disease, Alzheimer’s and mental illnesses. Voice […]

TRUSTING Project Presented at Pint of Science Festival in Tromsø

As part of the global Pint of Science festival, Associate Professor and clinical psychologist Sandra Just took the stage in Tromsø to speak about serious mental illness, focusing on signs, stigma, and the essential role of support. During her engaging presentation, Sandra introduced the TRUSTING project, highlighting how AI-powered tools are being developed to support […]

TRUSTING Joined EPA Congress 2025 in Madrid

On 5-8 April, TRUSTING project participated in the European Psychiatric Association (EPA) Congress 2025, taking place in Madrid. The EPA Congress brings together leading voices in psychiatry, neuroscience, and mental health care to explore the latest developments in clinical practice and research. As part of the event, TRUSTING will present updates on its cutting-edge work […]

Launch of TRUSB-P and TRUSB-C Pages: Highlighting the Role of Users in TRUSTING

TRUSTING is pleased to announce the launch of two dedicated pages introducing the TRUSB-P (Patients) and TRUSB-C (Clinicians) subgroups of the TRUSTING Users Board (TRUSB), a central element of the TRUSTING project’s commitment to inclusive, user-informed research. The TRUSB brings together individuals with lived experience of psychosis and clinicians involved in its treatment to help […]