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When Depression Takes Its Toll on Your Relationship
Are you dating, married, or in a relationship with someone struggling with depression? Maybe you suspect that your significant other may...

Irene Wangari Migwi
Jun 14, 20235 min read


Apple's Commitment to Mental Health?
This year, at Apple’s 2023 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), the tech giant unveiled many exciting new projects, with its first new...

Lea Schmid
Jun 13, 20234 min read


Zimbabwean Youth Approach to demystifying Mental Health
I am an MPhil (Masters of Philosophy) in Neuroscience student at the University of Cambridge, mental health advocate, and blogger. I was...

Tanatswa Chikaura
Jun 12, 20235 min read


My mental health hangs by a thread and that thread is a yarn
Every summer my grandmother would ask my childhood self what my favourite colour is. By the time winter rolled around, she would have...

Nikita Sharma
Jun 9, 20234 min read


A Message of Hope: Finding my Way through the Madness of the World
I am 63 years old. I have had bipolar since I was 21. I have experienced one prolonged manic episode, many profound depressive episodes, and

Angela Merriott
Jun 8, 20235 min read


Birth Beyond Borders: Global Pregnancy & Birthing Traditions
As a researcher in perinatal psychiatry, and having grown up in India, I have had the privilege of understanding pregnancy and birthing...

Riddhi Laijawala
Jun 7, 20235 min read


Don’t fret! Use music to manage your pain
As a devotee to the art of music and a past, present, and (most likely) future feeler of pain, the idea that I can take something that I...

Cole Sommeling
Jun 6, 20235 min read


Living with anxiety post-pandemic
It is no secret that the COVID-19 pandemic changed the world on a global scale. As individuals, we experienced huge changes to our daily...

Emily Rose Burley
Jun 2, 20235 min read


“Are you retired?” “Well, sort of!”
The historical journey of a retired professor. I was appointed to the Chair of Psychiatry at Newcastle University in 1990. I was involved...

Nicol Ferrier
Jun 1, 20234 min read


The importance of responding to a crying baby
Directly connected to the infant need of contact with the caregivers, which I have discussed in the previous article in my column,...

Alessandra Biaggi
May 31, 20235 min read


Crunch Culture, the Writer’s Strike… Can we please start listening to artists?
Once again, the consequences of prioritising financial gain above real human wellbeing and mental health are being broadcasted, clear as day

Melisa Kose
May 30, 20238 min read


How to Cope with Borderline Emptiness: a singular experience
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is a behavioural disorder marked by instability in relationships, exaggerated fear of abandonment,...

Daniela Silva
May 25, 20236 min read


Scientists just figured out how to grow electrodes inside living organisms
A chat with scientists Roger Olsson and Magnus Berggren We might all remember, from our elementary school science class, how to make a...

Sofia Quaglia
May 24, 20237 min read


A Closer Look at NIMHANS' Perinatal Psychiatry Approaches
As a visiting researcher at NIMHANS, I had the privilege of working in one of India's premier mental health institutions in Bangalore.

Carolina Estevao
May 23, 20235 min read


Challenging My Reflection in the Mirror and My Thoughts on Ageism
I am a "millennial snowflake" psychiatrist hitting middle age with all its crises and needs.

Daniela Enache
May 18, 20234 min read


The Trials and Tribulations of Moral Perfectionism
Due to its multi-dimensional and multi-faceted nature, I’m still learning all about perfectionism in its many shapes and forms...

Courtney Worrell
May 17, 20235 min read


Am I Haunted? Living (and sleeping) with a Nightmare Disorder
I was a child morbidly obsessed with anything spooky, landing me with the affectionate nickname ‘ghost girl’ during my primary school years.

Rachael Silvester
May 16, 20235 min read


Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty and a History of Hate Speech
Trigger Warning: This blog discusses sexual assault, hate speech, and fatphobia which some readers may find distressing. Our selective...

Sorcha Alford
May 12, 20235 min read


Can Brown Noise ‘Blanket’ Your Brain and Reduce Anxiety?
In today’s busy culture, I’d be surprised to find anyone who wasn’t keen to discover a new way to boost their focus, sleep and...

Maddy Kirkpatrick
May 11, 20234 min read


Luck & The Artist: Does luck have anything to do with creative success?
I hear it often — "You’re so lucky!" In itself, "you’re so lucky" is a perfectly innocuous phrase. There are a lot of things in my life...

Natali Simmonds
May 10, 20236 min read


The Rise of Immuno-metabolic Depression
Exploring the intersection of depression and cardiometabolic health

Yuri Milaneschi
May 9, 20235 min read


The Festival of Italian Literature Celebrates Places, Bodies, and the Hybridity of Form
After a three-year-long hiatus, the Festival of Italian Literature in London (FILL) has made an exciting comeback on Saturday 22nd of...

Maddalena Vatti
May 5, 20236 min read


Career Progression Remains Elusive for Female Academics
Despite all efforts, women remain underrepresented in academia, particularly in leadership positions.

Carolina Estevao
May 4, 20234 min read


What is World Maternal Mental Health Day (WMMHDay)?
It is a day when we raise public awareness of mental health problems that can occur in pregnant women and mothers...

Sandra Nakić Radoš
May 3, 20234 min read
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