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> Lads' mags may echo hostile sexist attitudes
Hostile sexist attitudes are sometimes legitimised through magazines aimed at young men, new research has suggested....
> Post-natal depression: link to partner abuse
Research has discovered a link between women who have suffered at the hands of an abusive partner and post-natal depression....
> The psychological power of art
Vermeer's paintings on show at the Fitzwilliam demonstrate the psychological power art, according to an article in the Huffington Post....
> Parents shouldn't try to be perfect
Mums and dads shouldn't strive to be the perfect parents they believe society expects them to be....
> Psychology graduates lack support
Pat Ramsey, the Northern Irish Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP) Employment and Learning Spokesman and Member of the Legislative Assembly for ...
> Snooker professional discusses battle with depression
Snooker professional Mark Allen believes he made the right decision to go public with his battle with depression....
> Mental health counselling for rugby players
A mental health counselling programme has been put in place by the Irish Rugby Union Players Association (IRUPA) to help sportsmen who may be sufferin...
> U.S. teens say yes to sex despite abstinence programmes
Young people who are encouraged to practice abstinence still regularly engage in sexual behaviour, new research suggests....
> New service addresses work drink problems
A new service has been launched in an effort to combat the problems caused in the workplace through employees drinking alcohol....
> Why believers do not trust atheists
The main reason people who believe in religion do not like atheists is because they do not trust them....
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