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> Society's end of life consent guidelines commended
Guidelines produced by the British Psychological Society have been highlighted as a useful resource for those looking to delve deeper into the issue o...
> Older people linked in Northern Ireland
An initiative aimed at helping older people get in contact with others of a similar age has been launched in Northern Ireland by health minister Edwin...
> How music therapy chimes with clients
Music therapy has the ability to speak to patients in a way that words cannot, it has been suggested....
> Wilderness course for better mental health
A new course has been announced as part of a Scottish mental health initiative aimed at helping individuals to learn basic wilderness skills. Run by F...
> Rejected people more likely to volunteer
People who are rejected may be more likely to volunteer or give to a worthy cause, new findings have suggested....
> Youngsters feel lost without their phones
Young people often feel lost without their mobile phones, with many finding the prospect of going without their handset unbearable....
> Thinking about death can be beneficial
Thinking about death and having a greater awareness of mortality can prove beneficial, new research has suggested....
> Stress can lead to epilepsy symptoms
Stress can serve as a trigger for symptoms of epilepsy, new research has suggested....
> Childhood survey and later mental health
A childhood survey could help to identify young people who may experience psychiatric problems in later life....
> Depression may not evoke support
People showing signs of depression may not evoke strong supportive responses from friends and family....
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