Category: Mental Health
As it appears to have become more common to cancel plans at short notice without a proper excuse, we’d like to hear what people make of this phenomenon We’re keen to hear what people think about the phenomenon of ‘flaking’ – the act of cancelling social plans on a whim, or for rather minor reasons, […]
Bridget Phillipson’s call for a culture change in schools is long overdue, say readers I am delighted to hear Bridget Phillipson speak of the need for a culture change in schools (Phillipson to ask schools to end exam ‘tunnel vision’ and look to wellbeing, 6 November). As a grandparent, I have been appalled by the […]
Dr Luke Brunning says young people need to develop the skills and capacity to navigate intimacy both online and offline It was heartening to see Siân Boyle drawing attention to changing attitudes around dating apps, and concerns about loneliness and fertility (Modern dating is broken – and that’s a hidden factor in England’s fertility crisis, […]
Labour’s mental health reforms could worsen racial inequalities, experts warn The Independent
Labour’s mental health reforms a ‘lip service’ that could worsen racial inequalities, experts warn The Independent
Data map reveals disparities in young people’s mental health across the UK Future Care Capital
We can reduce the burden of mental health disorders in two key ways: developing better treatments for psychiatric symptoms and improving interventions to prevent the onset of illness.
What is the new bill to legalise assisted dying for terminally ill? – Labour MP Kim Leadbeater’s controversial legislation to be published …
Local green spaces are linked with better mental health NIHR Evidence
Terminally ill can end their lives in just 21 days under new proposed assisted dying laws LBC