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Young people at the start of their careers say they would like employers to offer mental health support at work, which would help them work more effectively, finds recent research Two-thirds of young

Multiple lockdowns and limited access to support during the pandemic increased gender dysphoria – the distress a person feels due to the mismatch between their personal sense of gender and their sex

Building community resilience must be at the heart of policy-making for post-pandemic recovery, say mental health charities. New research from the Co-op , in partnership with Mind , Inspire and the

The emerging field of digital phenotyping aims to analyse data from people's use of smartphones and other digital devices to predict and monitor their mental health. But it throws up a range of issues

Anxiety around the climate crisis is on the increase. But there are ways to help people engage with their environmental concerns without becoming paralysed by fear of the future. There is a compelling

According to an experimental ONS survey, more than one-third of new students starting university in England have shown symptoms of depression and anxiety. When asked how they felt over the previous