Brits turn to decor and DIY during lockdown to boost mood and wellbeing, study reveals
8 Jan 2021 Redecorating your house or starting a DIY project could reduce the risk of developing a mental health disorder during the third national lockdown, a study has suggested. |
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Antidepressant prescriptions topped six million in 2020, study reveals
4 Jan 2021 The number of people in England on anti-depression medicines topped six million in September 2020, a major report has revealed. |
Sleep, exercise, and diet form “three pillars” of good mental health, study reveals
21 Dec 2020 Sleep quality, physical exercise and diet are the three most important factors when considering mental health, a major study has revealed. |
Pandemic increases stress, loneliness and risk of suicide, study reveals
18 Dec 2020 Adults are, on average, more stressed, lonelier, and more at risk of suicide than they were at the start of the coronavirus pandemic, a major study has revealed. |
People with learning disabilities forgotten about during coronavirus pandemic, study reveals
14 Dec 2020 People with learning disabilities are less likely to receive the support they need throughout the coronavirus pandemic, a major study has revealed. |
Rise in “presenteeism” throughout pandemic increasing risk of mental illness, study suggests
11 Dec 2020 Over one in four employees working from home have neglected their mental or physical health, a major study has revealed. |
Anxiety doubles among young people during pandemic, study reveals
30 Nov 2020 The number of young people with anxiety almost doubled during the first national Covid-19 lockdown, a major study has revealed. |
Dance Movement Psychotherapy could improve wellbeing of children with autism, study reveals
23 Nov 2020 Dance classes could improve the mental health of children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD), a major study has revealed. |
One in five Covid-19 patients diagnosed with mental health disorder after positive test, study reveals
20 Nov 2020 Around one in five people diagnosed with Covid-19 experience poor mental health within three months of testing positive, a major study has revealed. |
Video games may help, rather than hinder, mental health, study reveals
16 Nov 2020 People who play video games regularly may have better mental health than those who do not, a “groundbreaking” study has revealed. |
