Involuntary psychiatric patients face prolonged suicide risk post-discharge
Involuntary psychiatric care (IPC) can be a vital intervention for individuals who are severely unwell and...
Vitamin C, gut bacteria, and mental vitality: early findings
Mental vitality, a part of mental wellbeing, is the capacity to engage in daily tasks with...
South Asian survivors face barriers to childhood sexual abuse support
The trauma caused by childhood sexual abuse (CSA) often persists into adulthood, with many survivors remaining...
Only a swipe away: App-based support for reducing distress in university students
Going to university is a time of great change for most students, and can exacerbate mental...
Alcohol use disorder and IQ: Does social context matter?
Why do some people develop alcohol use disorder (AUD) while others do not? The answer is...
Less TV Time Could Lower Depression Risk, New Study Finds
Among older adults, redistributing TV time generally did not affect depression rates, except when time was...
Focused CBT may help for panic disorder, but bigger trials needed
A racing heart, shaking hands, a strange sense of detachment or unreality, and a rising wave...
Lived experience of racism in independent academic study in the UK
Academics and researchers have long been interested in the nature and impact of racism in higher...
The Growing Evidence That Exercise Can Treat Depression and Anxiety
For depression, all forms of exercise were beneficial, but aerobic activity such as running or cycling...
British Muslims’ views on therapy
British Muslims are underrepresented in UK secular mental health services, compared to other religious groups (NHS...
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