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I used to love Love Island. I remember discovering it at season two, and binge-watched the whole of series one just so that I was caught up on all of the gossip and the drama. I understand why people love the show — it’s a distraction from real life. Beautiful people lining up opposite other beautiful people to pick and choose who they fancy the most. We sit and stare at our screens as the drama unfolds each night at 9pm, an escape from the realities we are living. Especially

Consider processing and strengthening your mental health by letting your creativity flourish Once upon a time in a land far away — also...

Art & Mental Health in Conversation: An interview with Ukrainian Artist Margo Sarkisova The Art Unit x Inspire the Mind This interview...

Those of you who have read my previous two blogs for Inspire the Mind, first on “Glass Delusion” and then on the physician Francis...

Aristotele once said that “the aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inner significance; for this,...

I am a junior doctor keen to explore the meaningful connection between my two personal passions, the arts and health. Can the arts be...

The online arts movement helping brain injury survivors to tell their stories through music During the pandemic, we have adapted to new...

100 different ways to deliver culture and create human connection in the time of COVID-19 At the beginning of the year, we knew 2020 was...

Salut, Hålla, Olá, Ciao, Kumusta: these are all ways to say ‘hello’ in various languages. The first letters also happen to spell out the...

“A beautiful mind” is the title of the critically acclaimed, unauthorised biography of the mathematician John Nash, who famously made...

Mothers Who Make is an international initiative providing mothers and makers peer support. It has been a saving grace for me during the...

The Lockdown experience from a neurodivergent perspective: Pre-lockdown a perpetual rhythm of Go! Push, rest, repeat across different...

“Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life” said the painter Pablo Picasso. In the last few months, this quote came to my...

I have wanted to work in Clinical Psychology for as long as I can remember. Being able to connect with people and offer emotional support...

Singing and dancing is not something you routinely associate with our Parliamentarians — unless you think this expression applies to the...

Many may have viewed nutritional psychiatry as a new interest in the field of medicine, but it was actually an age-old remedy along with...