Mental Health Reports
Mental health is one of the most urgent and most underfunded areas of global health — and these reports make the case for change with evidence. Mental Health reports cover the global prevalence of depression, anxiety, and other conditions, the state of psychiatric services, workplace mental health policies, the mental health impact of social media, and emerging therapeutic approaches. This category is essential reading for clinicians, policymakers, employers, educators, and anyone who recognises that psychological wellbeing is inseparable from physical health and human flourishing.
Health Anxiety – When Worry About Illness Becomes the Illness
When Worry About Illness Becomes the Illness
View Report →Nutrition and the Brain – Food Mood and Wellbeing
Food, Mood & Wellbeing — The brain is the body's most energy-hungry organ, consuming about 20% of our…
View Report →Mental Health in Older Age – Ageing & the Mind
Ageing & the Mind — Later life can be a time of freedom, wisdom and rich relationships. But…
View Report →Child & Adolescent Mental Health – Supporting Growing Minds
Supporting Growing Minds — Childhood and adolescence are when the brain grows and wires most rapidly — and…
View Report →Loneliness & Connection – The Human Need to Belong
The Human Need to Belong — Understanding Loneliness, Its Health Effects & the Path Back to Connection —…
View Report →Resilience – Building the Capacity to Cope
Building the Capacity to Cope — Everyone faces adversity — loss, failure, illness, stress, change. Resilience is the…
View Report →Therapy & Counselling – How Talking Treatments Work
How Talking Treatments Work — For thousands of years, people have known that talking to someone helps. Modern…
View Report →The Science of Happiness – What Really Improves Wellbeing
What Really Improves Wellbeing — Happiness can feel too personal and slippery to measure — yet it has…
View Report →Mindfulness & Meditation – Training the Mind for Calm
Training the Mind for Calm — Mindfulness is the practice of paying attention to the present moment —…
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