Mental health and terrorism: more people flagged to authorities have ‘mixed, unstable, unclear’ views than Islamist ideologies Barry Richards, Bournemouth University It is often difficult to make sense of violence, particularly in the wake of a terrorist attack. So it’s perhaps … Continue reading Mental Health and Terrorism
How metacognition — thinking about thinking — can improve the mental-health crisis Brendan Conway-Smith, Carleton University In these times of virtual meet-ups, negative news overload and widespread uncertainty, it’s fair to say it has been a tough time for our … Continue reading Metacognition = Thinking about Thinking
Why it happens – and how to manage the symptoms Harriet Bowyer, Glasgow Caledonian University With the weather getting colder and the days becoming shorter, some people are noticing they have less energy and aren’t feeling as positive as they usually … Continue reading Seasonal depression:
And that’s bad for patients and therapists Elizabeth Cotton, Cardiff Metropolitan University There is a mental health crisis in England, with rates of depression doubling since the COVID pandemic began. Strategies of “speaking up”, mindfulness sessions at work, and national “happiness” … Continue reading Mental health services in the England are being ‘Uberised’
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