Mental Health

Study confirms most junior doctors experienced depression, anxiety or stress during COVID-19

Poor working conditions during the COVID-19 pandemic were factors in nearly half of junior doctors reporting symptoms of extremely severe depression, according to a new study led by the University of Surrey.

Children Families Headlines Mental Health

Military children’s charity has launched its first therapy programme

Adult Care Children Headlines Mental Health

Friendship benches to promote this year’s World Mental Health Day

Adult Headlines Mental Health

Age Scotland reveals 40% of over 50s are in fuel poverty

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Undergraduates previously in care are set to receive largest ever bursary

Children Headlines Health Mental Health

Children receive urgent eating disorder treatment at Oxford Health Trust

Features & Opinion Health Mental Health

Feature: Surrey County Council’s green social prescribing programme

Adult Headlines Mental Health

Employers given tools to improve mental health of workers

Adult Headlines Mental Health

US prisoners with mental illness at greater risk of solitary confinement

A new study has found high rates of punitive isolation among incarcerated people with serious mental illness, with three times as high a rate of solitary confinement as for similar incarcerated people without mental health problems.