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The Comfort Book by Matt Haig: A hug in 260 pages
The Comfort Book by Matt Haig: A hug in 260 pages When I picked up The Comfort Book this summer, at an unremarkable Waterstones in...

Carolina Estevao
Feb 2, 20222 min read


Getting into the Rhythm of Things: What can our brain signals tell us about mental ill health?
Getting into the Rhythm of Things: What can our brain signals tell us about mental ill health? Every time you have to quickly adapt your...

Grainne McLoughlin
Feb 1, 20226 min read


Falling out of depression - does psychological therapy reverse the biological changes in depression?
Falling out of depression — does psychological therapy reverse the biological changes in depression? A few months ago, I wrote a blog on...

Zuzanna Zajkowska
Jan 27, 20224 min read


How to Help Your Loved Ones Through Depression With Trust
How to Help Your Loved Ones Through Depression With Trust You don’t need to be a mental health professional to help a friend I was only...

Kelly Eden
Jan 26, 20225 min read


Understanding ethnic inequalities in mental health and the need for an intersectional approach
Understanding ethnic inequalities in mental health and the need for an intersectional approach Reflections through the lens of the...

Alexis Karamanos
Jan 25, 20225 min read


Next generation of rapid-acting antidepressants: Can ketamine help prevent suicide?
Next generation of rapid-acting antidepressants: Can ketamine help prevent suicide? As a scientist with an interest in mental health and...

Naghmeh Nikkheslat
Jan 20, 20225 min read


Nostalgia as a Sentimental Tool: Are you ready to look back for looking ahead?
Nostalgia as a Sentimental Tool: Are you ready to look back for looking ahead? My name is Dhanishta and I am a writer who has recently...

Dhanishta Shah
Jan 19, 20224 min read


Eight evidence-based approaches to beat burnout
Eight evidence-based approaches to beat burnout Two years into coping with the pandemic, evidence-based tools and techniques to beat...

Dr. Mia Eisenstadt
Jan 18, 20227 min read


Gender-gap in training for Assertiveness: Does it have a place in Psychiatry and in clinical practic
Gender-gap in training for Assertiveness: Does it have a place in Psychiatry and in clinical practice? As a female British psychiatrist...

Anna Sri
Jan 13, 20224 min read


Compliments - more than what meets the eye
Compliments — more than what meets the eye Why do you give compliments? Do you feel genuine when giving compliments? How do you feel...

Caitlin Pentland
Jan 12, 20225 min read


Beyond Daddy Blues
Beyond Daddy Blues I’m a neuroscientist and therapist. Generally, my work focuses on maternal mental health for a number of reasons — but...

Jodi Pawluski
Jan 11, 20224 min read


How music has been my escapism since the age of six
Throughout the ups and downs of my life, there has been one constant: music. It’s something that I’ve been doing ever since I was little....

Hattie Gladewell
Jan 10, 20223 min read


How to keep your resolutions this year
How do we make meaningful lifestyle changes that stick and are more than a blink in January’s eye? We know it’s not easy. Studies show...

Rachel Kelly
Jan 7, 20224 min read


Anxiously Merry Christmas?
With glimmering fairy lights all over the city, the glowing conifer trees, the beautiful décor, the holiday fervour, Christmas starts...

Swati Singh
Dec 27, 20216 min read


Another Year, Another COVID Christmas
Another Year, Another COVID Christmas Here we go again… just when you thought it was safe to get back with the family, friends or...

Dinesh Bhugra CBE
Dec 20, 20215 min read


The Power of Fake Fires: How Journey Dancing Helped A Grieving Mother Process Her Anger
The Power of Fake Fires: How Journey Dancing Helped A Grieving Mother Process Her Anger A Grieving Mother’s Retreat All my life I dreamt...

Cara Martinisi
Dec 17, 20217 min read


Is Zoom Burning All of Us Out?
Is Zoom Burning All of Us Out? Are women more at-risk from mental health difficulties linked to Zoom than men? My name is Dr Mia...

Dr. Mia Eisenstadt
Dec 16, 20216 min read


A Reflection on America's Healthcare System and What It Means For The Mentally Ill
A Reflection on America's Healthcare System and What It Means For The Mentally Ill Three months. I had to wait three months to see a...

Ashley Derrig
Dec 15, 20215 min read


The Vital Role of Mitochondria in Alzheimer's Disease and Dementia
The Vital Role of Mitochondria in Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia I’m a PhD student at King’s College London, and when I’m not...

Max Tomlinson
Dec 14, 20215 min read


Does lived experience really inform our duty of care in mental health?
Does lived experience really inform our duty of care in mental health? It is very hard to describe and express mental ill-health to...

Beauty Dhlamini
Dec 10, 20214 min read


Can pain sensitivity be used to identify young people at risk of self-harm and suicide?
I am a final year PhD student in Professor Stephen ‘Mac’ McMahon’s laboratory at the Wolfson Centre for Age-Related Diseases, King’s...

Tatum Cummins
Dec 9, 20215 min read


We need to teach children to be kind to their bodies, before it's too late
We need to teach children to be kind to their bodies, before it’s too late Trigger warning: The following blog contains discussions of...

Emily Bashforth
Dec 8, 20216 min read


The Fate of Mental Health in Afghanistan under the Taliban
The Fate of Mental Health in Afghanistan under the Taliban Blue scars concealed under the black burkha yearn for emancipation, as a...

Aarushi Verma
Dec 7, 20217 min read


Tips & Tricks to Combat Your Morning Anxiety
Tips & Tricks to Combat Your Morning Anxiety Apart from the Sunday Scaries, weekday morning anxiety is more commonplace than it might...

Emily Waters
Dec 3, 20218 min read
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