A new study suggests that mental health conditions and psychological distress are common amongst young women aged between 16-24 – but that many young people are failing to seek support. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: February 2017
Depression is “leading cause of disability worldwide”, says study
Depression is now the “leading cause of disability worldwide”, a new report has revealed. Continue reading
Television presenter opens up about anxiety and panic attacks
A television presenter has opened up about her experiences with anxiety in a bid to raise awareness. Continue reading
Virgin expected to introduce autism-friendly holidays
Virgin Holidays, one of the largest long-haul tour operators in the world, is planning to introduce autism-friendly holiday packages to the UK. Continue reading
UK campaigners improve access to music for people with learning disabilities
A UK organisation is working to improve the lives of people with learning conditions through live music and events. Continue reading
Babies born premature more likely to experience mental health problems in adulthood, says study
A new study suggests that babies who are born premature run a higher risk of experiencing mental health problems into adulthood. Continue reading
Tesco to trial autism “quiet hour”
Tesco, the third largest retailer in the world, will trial an autism “quiet hour” to aid those who struggle shopping in noisy and crowded environments. Continue reading
Young brits have second to worst mental health wellbeing in the world
A worldwide survey has revealed that young British people are among the demographics most likely to suffer from poor mental health wellbeing. Continue reading