In the dynamic realm of psychiatric and neurological treatments, Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) has emerged as a transformative tool, offering hope and relief to individuals grappling with treatment-resistant conditions. “The technology is far outstripping...
Reverse Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), also known as spring depression, is a variant of SAD that occurs during the transition from winter to spring. Unlike the more common form of SAD that affects individuals in the colder months, reverse SAD strikes as the days...
The Cost of Living Dilemma: The cost of living crisis is a term that describes the situation where people are struggling to afford the basic necessities of life, such as food, housing, energy, transport, and health care. The cost of living crisis has been affecting...
1. How OCD is represented in language and popular media Most people are no strangers to the current rhetoric that portrays OCD as a personality trait, solely defined by a minor inclination towards organisation and cleanliness. Many of us may have heard, or even been...
Recently, new data released from Time to Talk Day (1 February) reveals the nation is putting a ‘brave face’ on to avoid talking about mental health during difficult times. The figures produced have raised concerns about how we express our mental health challenges as...
Eating Disorder Awareness Week serves as a crucial campaign aimed to educate individuals about the realities of eating disorders and the major impact on the daily lives of those affected by them. With a notable surge in calls to the National Eating Disorders...
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