Celine Wessa summarises a new meta-analysis on anti-inflammatory treatments for depression, in specific patient subgroups.

Melissa Black considers a study aiming to provide a psychometric validation of the AASPIRE Autistic Burnout Measure in ...

Dasha is a health promotion practitioner and strong advocate for gender equality and women’s and children’s rights, with more ...

Meta-analysis of 13 studies found school-based interventions reduced PTSD, depression and anxiety after natural disasters, ...

Ana Veic critiques a qualititative study assessing the experience of receiving dyadic developmental psychotherapy among children with developmental trauma.

Jack is an Associate Professor in Neuroscience and Mental Health based at the Institute for Mental Health, School of ...

Jordan Budgen is a psychiatry registrar working in Brisbane, Australia completing his training in general adult psychiatry. He has a particular interest in medical administration and is passionate ...

In the world of work-from-home (WFH), Zoom meetings and FaceTime catch-ups, it is not surprising that therapy sessions are increasingly done online, in the comfort of one’s home. Despite some ...

Skye is a PhD candidate with the Department of Nursing, Midwifery, and Social Work at the University of Queensland, and a freelance consultant providing specialist and capacity building services ...

Margaret is a Psychology student at Loughborough University. She is currently on placement with Child and Adolescent Resilience and Mental Health Team (ChARM) at University of Cambridge, Department of ...

Allow me to paint a scene. I’ve invited you to have dinner at my house. As we gather around the dinner table, I serve you a Beef Wellington, fresh from the oven. In this metaphor, the Beef Wellington ...

You are in the ward office, you hear the same question multiple times every day… “who’s got the observation sheets?” Everyone’s busy, the office is full, but who’s “out on the ward” and available to ...