Clinicians & therapists

A history of adverse childhood experiences can make adult offending more likely, a new study has revealed

Young people with concussion are at a 40 per cent higher risk of mental health issues, psychiatric hospitalisation and self-harm, a new study says

Socio-economic factors adversely affect those treated for depression with talking therapy or antidepressants than more socially-advantaged peers

Teachers must be supported with better training in promoting good mental health and responding to problems

Reduced neurobehavioural performance may also have implications for workplace health and safety, the study says

Brain activity differentiates between types of social influence, new research finds

Those who could access green space during the COVID-19 pandemic enjoyed better mental health, a new study reveals

Financial hardship, poor housing, worse relationships and isolation, and disruption to routines all had significant impact

Two APPGs are calling for spoken language to be front and centre in the forthcoming Schools White Paper

The research counters widely-held beliefs that the pandemic had "overwhelmingly negative effects" on children