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Our Latest Articles


Understanding Anticipatory and Bereft Grief
It’s been almost three months since my mom passed away from cancer and I’m only just beginning to grasp the magnitude of her loss.
Caitlin Hoyland
Feb 255 min read


Is the Media's Advocacy for Women's Freedom Just an Illusion?
Trigger warning: This article contains discussions on sexual assault and violence, and some readers may find it distressing. Doctor...
Huda Azaam
Feb 206 min read


Life in Lockstep with Cancer
I was at university when cancer came into my life, and it’s never left. Like a malevolent black toad sitting on my shoulder, it will be...
Gaby Koppel
Feb 195 min read


What Digital Nomading Taught Me About My Mental Health
It’s 8 AM midweek in January, and you’ve just woken up to see the sun shining bright outside your room. The temperature is 26 degrees,...
Petra Kis-Herczegh
Feb 185 min read


Why Do I Love Gambling?
I gamble. Not a lot, never recklessly, and certainly not in a way that keeps me up at night worrying about lost fortunes. But I do it.
Tony Woods
Feb 134 min read


One Goal, Two Hats: Researching wellbeing where we live and work
This article has been co-written by Jemima Dooley , Florence Sargent , and Jay Bate Sometimes when I walk across my university campus, I...
Jemima Dooley
Feb 125 min read


Late-effects knocking – Cancer doesn't end when treatment does
When you hear a cancer diagnosis hurtling at you, your mind spins to somewhere far away. The door of the clinic, clamped shut away from...
Ellie Philpotts
Feb 115 min read


Perfect World — Let's Talk About It
Perfect World, a project to change the world. My name is Nico, I am 23 years old and to put it simply, I have lived a life of privilege...
Nicholas Freitag
Feb 64 min read


Stepping Forward: Depression and the Cancer Survivor
On my last day of breast cancer treatment, I expected to have a spring in my step: my cancer had been caught early, I’d had amazing...
Tamara Lee
Feb 55 min read
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