A small study in Italy has been carried out that has found a potential new avenue for effective psychotherapy. Using the term “interreality” to describe Read more…
Childhood abuse can not only damage a child and cause all manner of physical and mental problems, but these effects are also very long lasting, Read more…
A study into workplace stress has found what has been termed ‘The Employer/Employee Disconnect’; management workers have a different view of what the main stressors Read more…
There is a new app available, designed by Solent NHS Trust that is aimed at young people to help them manage stress. The app allows Read more…
40 percent of Alzheimer’s carers in the country are suffering from depression according to a new study from University College London (UCL). Alzheimer’s disease and Read more…
Stress has often been connected with gaining weight, usually from comfort eating and making unhealthy food choices (like takeaways) when we are too busy and Read more…
Our mobile phones may soon be able to measure how stressed out we are using some clever new technology. It is has been reported that Read more…
Research into rural family structure in Thailand has found that necessary internal migration is splitting children up from their parents and forcing grandparents to raise Read more…
Professor John Ashton, Joint Director of Public Health for NHS Cumbria and Cumbria County, has said that the structure of the working week is making Read more…
In a Freedom of Information request sent to Devon and Cornwall Police, the BBC found that a drastic rise in stress levels coincided with police Read more…