• August 8, 2022The Times view on the NHS and mental health: Mind Matters
  Getty ImagesParents are turning to private services for their children’s mental healthCovid-19 is far from vanquished. The collateral effects of the pandemic a … Read More »
• August 8, 2022ITV Coronation Street's Samia Longchambon leaves fans in awe with flexible snaps alongside husband
  Coronation Street star Samia Longchambon has impressed fans as she went up against her husband in a headstand-off. Fans of the actress, who plays Maria Windass in the ITV soap, will be aware she is … Read More »
• August 5, 2022Benefits of mental and physical activity on brain health may differ for men and women, study suggests
  Taking steps to preserve thinking skills and memory through physical and mental activity has different benefits according to whether you are male or female, new research has indicated. A study was … Read More »
• August 5, 2022GamCare expands CBT support for Criminal Justice System
  GamCare continues to expand treatment and recovery resources for those serving time in the Criminal Justice System, forming a new partnership with … Read More »
• August 5, 2022Time to talk: why community is so essential for those living with chronic conditions
  Social connection is critical for our physical and mental well-being. We chat to an expert for tips on how to best find community and manage your social life when you have a chronic condition. Read More »
• August 4, 2022'Hard-working dad' who took his life on A30 bridge told to 'grow up' by doctor, family claim
  A man who took his own life was told to ‘grow up’ as he struggled with mental health, his family claim. Graham Chegwidden, 66, died at an A30 bridge in Cornwall on January 2. Mr Chegwidden’s son, … Read More »
• August 3, 2022'Fake It Till You Make It' Isn't Just A Cliché. It's Backed By Science
  The phrase “fake it till you make it” can feel like a cliché, but there’s some value to this idea in the mental health field. The expression is often evoked in describing the concept of behavioural … Read More »
• August 3, 2022Stress vs burnout – what's the difference?
  Stress vs burnout, here’s the big difference between the two and the signs to look out for according to a health psychologist … Read More »
• August 3, 2022Pear Therapeutics and Cove Behavioral Health to Provide Patients Access to Prescription Digital Therapeutic for the Treatment of Opioid Use Disorder
  Pear Therapeutics, Inc. (Nasdaq: PEAR), the leader in developing and commercializing software-based medicines called prescription digital therapeutics (PDTs), announced today that Cove Behavioral … Read More »
• August 2, 2022Ever heard of tapping? Why experts reckon you should give it a go, if you’re in need of stress relief
  Interested in EFT tapping and wondering how it works? Let expert Brad Yates explain, plus the history, process, & how it may improve your quality of life. Read More »
• August 2, 2022Common signs of PTSDs and why cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) Is the recommended treatment
  London CBT therapists describe the common signs that a person is showing symptoms of PTSD and explain why cognitive behavioural therapy is the treatment of choice … Read More »
• August 1, 2022Eight in ten sexual violence victims seeking support diagnosed with psychiatric disorder
  Exclusive: ‘It shifts the focus from the sexual trauma to being mentally ill. It shifts the focus from the perpetrator to the victim,’ Jessica Taylor, psychologist, says … Read More »