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An Interdisciplinary Curriculum Development Workshop in Arts, Health and Humanities at King’s College London Today, our Inspire the Mind...

I can’t get the fog to lift: Deterioration progresses differently in people with different levels of memory problems Dementia research,...

The relational dimension of care has been core to our profession since its inception. Highlighted by Jaspers over a hundred years ago was...

A blog written by Amina, Subeyda and Maryam (Assistant Editors of InSPIre the Mind) — — — Ramadan is a special time for Muslims all...

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

As a Ukrainian researcher doing a rotation at the SPI lab, the home of Inspire the Mind, I can’t help but wonder what the impact of war...

Solitude is a widely misunderstood concept, often classified as loneliness, and a depressed state of being; however, it is proven that...

In the last 5 years, hospital admissions for eating disorders have risen by 84%, with over 9,000 admissions for anorexia nervosa between...

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

Here's How I Improve My Body Image Trigger warning: The following blog contains discussions about body dysmorphia and explicit...

It’s late 2018 and I’m clutching the box of antidepressants (that belong to a group of drugs called selective serotonin reuptake...

A recent article in The Guardian highlighted the urgent need for research into sex-related differences in asthma mortality, claiming that...

On the 24th of February 2022, my life was split into “before” and “after”. Guess which country I am from? Ukraine. Living through the war...

Disclaimer :  I am not a scientist nor a psychologist with a deep understanding about this topic, but merely a psychology student...

Trigger Warning: The following blog discusses graphic content shown in various horror films which some readers may find distressing. — —...

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

I have lived with an eating disorder since around the age of 12 and it has slowly destroyed my life up until my age now of 22. My illness...

Trigger warning: This article discusses childhood traumatic experiences and may not be suitable for some readers. It is suggested that...

Sometimes I write on my research. Sometimes on topics I am politically passionate about. Sometimes on things that happen to me. And sometimes a scene from a tv series affects me so much that writing about it is the only way for me to understand why. Welcome to my attempt to emotionally and cinematographically dissect the famous scene “Max’s favourite song/Running Up That Hill” in #StrangerThings4, Chapter 4. Spoiler alert: if you have not seen this chapter, or indeed the seri

I, like so many other students in the field of Neuroscience, spent the vast majority of my graduate training studying neurons — the...

Hygge (pronounced “hoo-gah”) is a concept that originated in Danish culture that focuses on living with a sense of comfort, coziness, and...

When I was a clinical psychology trainee at Temple University in the United States, one of the most common complaints I heard from people...

Is Our Immune System Conscious? I’m glad this title got your attention — it caught mine, too, when I realised it was possible! Though I...

Antipsychotic Medications: Women are different from Men I am a psychiatrist working at the University Medical Center in Groningen,...