Clinicians & therapists

Digital apps may help meet the growing global demand for mental healthcare, a new study has revealed - although face to face support remains vital. 

Stress and worry from the COVID-19 pandemic may have impaired people’s cognitive abilities and altered risk perception, new research has revealed. 

A “comprehensive approach” to tackling mental health in young people must be developed, and access to resources improved, after it was revealed that around 80 per cent of adolescents who died by suicide or had self-harmed sought medical help the previous year. 

Rose Speech therapy (RST) is a Speech and Language Therapy service based in West Yorkshire. It assesses and treats older children and adults who are living with either communication or swallowing difficulties. The business is led by Gill Buckingham and Karen Scrivener-Fearn, SLTs who specialise in neuro-rehab.  The team is looking forward to celebrating its [...]

Participants at ground-breaking neurorehabilitation centre Calvert Reconnections are already realising the benefits of the centre’s unique approach.

Young adults who have experienced discrimination have a higher risk of both short- and long-term psychological and behavioural problems, a new study has found. 

A first-of-its-kind conference is being held to unite the international community of therapists working across the world who are using the latest in neurorehab innovation to help benefit the lives of their patients. 

The link between COVID-19 with sleep problems and fatigue has been confirmed by a new study into the impact of the virus - although doubt exists over whether infection is directly responsible for mental illness. 

Children who live with a parent who has depression are more likely to develop depression themselves and to not achieve educational milestones, a new study has found. 

After a brain injury it is not uncommon for individuals to find that their ability to communicate has been affected.