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“Record numbers of women are reaching the age of 30 child-free, new official figures have shown” —  The Guardian “Half of women in...

In December 2022, for the first time in 106 years, the Royal College of Nursing decided to strike after a ballot vote of more than...

If you fell off a bike, would you feel ashamed that you were hurting? And if this happened to your friend, would you judge them for...

Lessons to be learned from the Idaho murder case Trigger warning: This blog mentions death, murder, and violence which might be upsetting...

You call it soccer, we call it football….but the true conversation we should be having is about migrant labourers and LGBTQ+ people. On a...

As temperatures exceeded a scorching 40°C degrees in parts of the UK this summer, global news channels shared climate crisis stories...

Words are powerful. They seek to inspire, elicit emotions, and can emerge into making a positive change. All around the world there are...

How common are suicidal ideation and attempts in Kenya, and what influences them? Trigger warning: The following blog describes research...

Almost thirty years ago, in one of my earlier return visits to India, I was sitting chatting with my mother. Somehow the topic of poverty...

In a world where one-third of households could struggle to meet the rising cost of living, it can be stressful to make the right...

From the 1st of October, most people residing in the U.K. would have seen an increase in their bills, and approximately one in four...

An EU-PEARL podcast with Professor Carmine Pariante and Patient Advocate Fanni-Laura Mäntylä Today, October 10th, is an important day....

Trigger warning: This blog discusses domestic abuse and intimate partner violence which some readers may find distressing. Celebrity...

The cost of living crisis is not only dominating the news but also dominating the minds of the millions who will be affected by it. As a...

By all accounts, the last 12 months have been tumultuous. The Russian invasion of Ukraine has led to food shortages, refugees, isolation...

Like any Ukrainian, I spend a lot of time thinking about my mental health and that of our whole nation in these times of war. As rockets...

This blog has been written on behalf of the Inspire the Mind Editorial Team. Like so many across the globe, we have been so saddened to...

Hosted by mental health researchers at King’s College London We were on the way out of the final UK lockdown when a group of young female...

Promoting student mental health at university necessitates changes in students’ educational and residential environments: A conversation...

I have recently written an academic piece on the putative debate on whether depression is a medical disorder or a psychosocial condition,...

Trigger Warning: This article includes references, graphics, images, and pieces of texts about sexual violence, rape and trauma. ...

International Foreign Students’ lives should be a priority as Ukraine Refugees Since 24th February 2022, and since the Russian military,...

A Journey Through the Literature of Ukraine: From a pet penguin to a slice of cherry pie Eastern European literature is close to my heart...

A Letter from Lviv: Courage in Ukraine and Beyond Today marks three weeks since Russia invaded Ukraine on all fronts and a bit more than...