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As a third-year psychology student, I’ve felt the stress of juggling assignments and staying focused in classes, especially during exam...

The mental health struggles associated with being a trans man are often dismissed in already frail discussions on men’s mental health. As...

On a busy road, when the traffic rushes like water breaking through a dam and the lights refuse to turn red, the decision you may make to...

The lecture theatre is abuzz with voices. I see a group of girls hunched over a laptop, laughing. The professor is standing by the...

Are you an unpaid carer or do you know someone who is? It is more than likely that you fall into either one of those categories, as at...

A Veterans Art Engagement Project: 2021-2025 An article that is linked to The Mask - a veteran's story . It was 6 pm on September 7th,...

We often find ourselves discussing with friends and family our earliest ever memory, reminiscing on how young we were and laughing about...

Obsessive love. It can be a barricade. A chain. It doesn't let you move forwards or backwards. It keeps you stranded in one place...

Dr Annabel Sowemimo is a senior clinician in sexual and reproductive health, a part-time PhD student, founder of a charity   Reproductive...

How friendship shapes love and community; through the lens of a South Asian woman As someone who grew up in a South Asian household, my...

Bringing together the voices of an Israeli and a pro-Palestinian student at King’s College London. As we pass the one-year marking of the...

Not too long ago, I wrote articles about Apple’s Commitment to Mental Health and about how Neuralink was approved for Human...

A Personal Account of Navigating Womanhood, Pre and Post ADHD Diagnosis. In the May of 2019, approximately 12 hours before my first...

My name is Kat Frere-Smith, and I am a third-year National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR) Applied Research Collaboration Kent

When perimenopause hit, it triggered a perfect storm , which led to me discovering I was Autistic, aged 58.    After my autism...

As a researcher working in the field of perinatal psychiatry, I am part of a team that focuses on two key periods, pregnancy, and the postpa

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During my clinical training as a psychiatrist, I had access to the emotional worlds of my patients in every aspect. This could be...

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It is ADHD Awareness Month , and I often find myself reflecting on my own diagnosis of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD),...

A Holistic Approach for Workers, Organisations, and Communities My name is Gillian Brooks, and I am a Senior Lecturer in Marketing at...

In South Korea, especially among Gen Z, the MBTI personality test isn’t just a tool for self-discovery—it’s a full-blown social phenomenon. From casual conversations to dating preferences, these four-letter codes are everywhere, and if you’re not familiar with the latest craze, you might feel a bit left out. My name is Aeron. Originally from South Korea, I am a researcher at the Stress, Psychiatry, and Immunology (SPI) Lab at King’s College London. Having lived between the