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

Amina Begum
Nov 23, 20225 min read


Quiet Quitting - a controversial trend or valid boundary setting?
You’ve probably seen the expression ‘quiet quitting’ gathering momentum on social media and news outlets. What appeared to start as a...

Caitlin Pentland
Nov 23, 20224 min read


Colourful Minds - Feeling blue or grey?
As I sat on the grass soaking all the dewy fresh green around me in the early morning, I thought to myself, is green the colour of...

Swati Singh
Nov 17, 20224 min read


Anxiety: Stopping a lapse from becoming a relapse
In my early twenties, I suffered with agoraphobia. Agoraphobia is a fear of crowded places, open spaces, or being in places where it is...

Emily Rose Burley
Nov 16, 20224 min read


The Emoji Phenomenon Taking Over The Workplace
It is no secret that texting has become an integral form of communication in our everyday lives, yet nothing has quite taken the world by...

Hritika Shrestha
Nov 15, 20225 min read


Social Media as a positive tool to promote wellbeing in adolescents
The term “mental health” is defined as a state of mental wellbeing which allows an individual to help cope with the stressors of life and...

Subeyda Ahmed
Nov 10, 20224 min read


After the Storm: Supporting Maternal Mental Health
This is the last blog of our Maternal Mental Health series. For the last six weeks, dear reader, we have discussed the often...

Jodi Pawluski
Nov 9, 20224 min read


#BeReal Carmine, you are old!
Is the new social media platform BeReal good for mental health? Not for mine. It’s my fourth day of online activity on the ‘BeReal’...

Carmine Pariante
Nov 8, 20225 min read


Reflections on postpartum post-traumatic stress disorder: from theory to clinical practice
This is the fifth week of our Maternal Mental Health series, which is dedicated to postnatal post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). We...

Colin Martin
Nov 3, 20225 min read


Surrounded by love, feeling alone: postnatal PTSD
This is the fifth week of our Maternal Mental Health series, which is dedicated to postnatal post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). We...

Becky Fisher
Nov 2, 20225 min read


"Keep it down, I've got a social hangover" said the introvert
I don’t know about you, but for me, 2022 has flown by. As unprepared as we may feel, November means the holiday period will be with us...

Courtney Worrell
Nov 1, 20225 min read


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

Rachel Jenkins
Oct 27, 20227 min read


Empowering Parents and Children to Strengthen Their Connection
Welcome to the fourth week of our Maternal Mental Health series. This week I wanted to bring you the perspective of professionals in the...

Carolina Estevao
Oct 26, 20226 min read


Occupational therapy for mothers struggling with their mental health
Learning what the Mother and Baby Unit is like and how do occupational therapists work with mothers and their babies Welcome to the...

Carolina Estevao
Oct 25, 20225 min read


When it comes to mental health, America's schools must do more
By Kevin Singer and Sam Ludlow-Broback Fresh off of a long-drawn pandemic, young Americans are struggling with mental health at startling...

Kevin Singer
Oct 24, 20224 min read


The Surprisingly Comforting Science Behind Grief
Everyone experiences loss at some point. Sooner or later, we all learn what bereavement, an unpleasant but unavoidable part of living,...

Livia Dyring
Oct 23, 20224 min read


Understanding postpartum psychosis: what do we currently know?
Co-written by Katie Hazelgrove. This is the third week of our Maternal Mental Health series, and it is dedicated to Postpartum...

Alessandra Biaggi
Oct 19, 20225 min read


Emerging from the Darkness - Postpartum Psychosis and Me
This is the third week of our Maternal Mental Health series, which is dedicated to Postpartum Psychosis —a rare but extremely severe...

Eve Canavan
Oct 18, 20225 min read


Time to Reassess Cognitive Testing: Using Simulated Environments to Assess Real-world Function
Intellectual ability, such as thinking, reasoning, and remembering, is tricky to measure. This may be the reason why no major advancement...

Lilla Porffy
Oct 17, 20225 min read


Is this Long-COVID?
I am a Clinical Psychologist and Assistant Professor of Epidemiology and Psychiatry at the Department of Psychiatry of Amsterdam UMC in...

Yuri Milaneschi
Oct 16, 20224 min read


Food, Fuel, Friends, Freedom
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...

Dinesh Bhugra CBE
Oct 13, 20223 min read


Perinatal obsessive-compulsive disorder needs better recognition and treatment
This is the second week of our Maternal Mental Health series, which is dedicated to perinatal Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). In...

Fiona Challacombe
Oct 12, 20225 min read


OCD During Pregnancy and Beyond - Perinatal Survival All the Way
This is the second week of our Maternal Mental Health series, which is dedicated to perinatal Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). In...

Maria Bavetta
Oct 12, 20224 min read


Can people afford to be concerned about the environment?
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...

Lea Schmid
Oct 10, 20224 min read
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