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.
Climate Anxiety – Living With Worry About the Planet
Living With Worry About the Planet — Start with the name, because the name is doing damage. ‘Climate…
View Report →Journaling & Expressive Writing – Putting Feelings Into Words
Putting Feelings Into Words — In 1986, James Pennebaker and Sandra Beall published a study so simple it…
View Report →Digital Mental Health Tools – Apps, AI & Online Therapy
Apps, AI & Online Therapy — ‘Digital mental health’ has become a catch-all for a set of very…
View Report →Psychiatric Medication Explained – How Treatments Work & Their Limits
How Treatments Work — and Their Limits — Few subjects in medicine are discussed as badly as this…
View Report →Caregiver Mental Health – Looking After Those Who Look After Others
Looking After Those Who Look After Others — Behind every person living with dementia, cancer, stroke, severe mental…
View Report →Mental Health & Chronic Illness – When Body and Mind Are Both Under Strain
When Body and Mind Are Both Under Strain — Medicine has historically been organised as though people came…
View Report →ADHD – Attention, Impulsivity & the Modern Understanding
Attention, Impulsivity & the Modern Understanding — The name is one of the most misleading in medicine. Attention-deficit/hyperactivity…
View Report →Seeking Help – The Hardest Step
The Hardest Step — Who Does What, What It Costs, the Insurance Right You Did Not Know You…
View Report →Building Healthy Habits – The 21-Day Rule Is a Lie
The 21-Day Rule Is a Lie — What the Evidence Actually Says About How Habits Form, and the…
View Report →The Neuroscience of Emotion – Name It to Tame It
Name It to Tame It — Why Your Brain Builds Feelings Rather Than Finding Them, and Why 'I…
View Report →Preventing Burnout – It Is the Job, Not You
It Is the Job, Not You — What the WHO Actually Says, Why Resilience Training Fails, and Why…
View Report →Community and Peer Support – The Person Who Has Been Where You Are
The Person Who Has Been Where You Are — What the Evidence Says About Lived Experience, Why It…
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