Some research has focussed on the factors that might attract men to mental health services.  Rochlen and Hoyer (2005) summarise current knowledge in marketing mental health services to men, acknowledging that developing strategies to promote mental health to men is fu...

People from black minority ethnic (BME) groups are hiding mental health issues because of cultural stigmas about the condition, it is claimed.

Figures show white British people are accessing more help while BME women are most likely to have a mental condition.

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Ellen Scott for Metro.co.uk writes about how hard it can be to engage in 'helpful' behaviours when you are dealing with mental health issues.

It’s not that people with mental health issues don’t know they need to feed themselves and sleep. It’s that the depressed brain...

Donna Ferguson reports on the rise of student mental health problems for The Guardian. 

The Higher Education Statistics Agency recently revealed the number of students who drop out of university with mental health problems has more than trebled since 2009-10,...

Tobi Akingbade reports for metro.co.uk on the X Factor finalist, Jahmene Douglas, receiving a lot of praise for opening up about his mental health issues on TV.

The singer, who was a runner-up to James Arthur in the 2012 series, appeared on Lorraine to talk ab...

Intimate, enduring relationships play a vital role in our development and general well-being throughout our lives. If we find that our ability to connect and experience intimacy is blocked, this can create an obstacle on our path to well-being and fulfilment, as even...

You're not at your best when you're stressed. In fact, your brain has evolved over millennia to release cortisol in stressful situations, inhibiting rational, logical thinking but potentially helping you survive, say, being attacked by a lion. Neuroscientist Daniel Lev...

London can be a busy and stressful place to work. With increasingly busy transport links, a tangibly unsettled economy and the consumer lead pressures of modern life, might this impact on a city worker's emotional well-being?

Models of emotional well-being highlight ou...

A fascinating and powerful article in about therapy by journalist and editor James Brown.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/men/thinking-man/james-brown-how-therapy-saved-my-life/

An interesting video on John Bowlby and Attachment Theory. A interesting way to try to understand why relationships can sometimes be complicated to navigate.