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Cambridge university study contradicts common belief in psychology that it is better to talk about distressing ideas and memories
Parents have always fretted about what goes on behind closed doors — but societal shifts and tech dominance mean concerns are now more fraught
Beyond the dangerous misogynists there’s a growing group of unseen incels who live in harmless but frustrated misery
Cyber space exacerbates isolation, bullying and depression, but instant messaging can be a lifeline for those who need it
An increasing number of younger people are suffering disabilities so bad they cannot do a job
9/11’s aftermath is an invaluable source for those studying newer shocks
Workers from farmers to investment bankers are ditching long-held jobs to pursue a career in counselling
Plan for tax breaks and subsidies in Autumn Statement to boost occupational health provision
Straight-talking solutions to tricky workplace dilemmas, from the host of the Working It podcast
Americans have bet $245bn on sporting events since restrictions were loosened in 2018. But many fear a surge in gambling addiction is coming
How to avoid mismatched internal expectations, plus the Office Therapy advice column
The more employers step into the area of supporting mental health, the more they open themselves up to claims that they are falling short
Promising trial results will not end scientific debate over the disease, but they further validate pharmaceutical research
Dementia experts hail ‘watershed moment’ after trial results for donanemab antibody treatment
Organisational change consultants explain how to fix a dysfunctional working environment
Move by Food and Drug Administration paves way for millions of Americans to access medicine
VC firm Balderton will launch wellness packages as stress takes toll on entrepreneurs
A decade ago a large part of Big Pharma gave up on one of humanity’s cruellest diseases. But then a new treatment showed promise
Post-pandemic, our personal lives are a mess. Colleagues bear the brunt as we struggle to keep up appearances
As well as the stress and anxiety, the rigid monotony of that time means our memories of it are hazy
Governments have promised to tackle the crisis for 25 years, but it’s never an election winner
Unsupervised generative AI could harm users and no one should risk their mental stability with ad hoc experimentation
Recognition grows of the beneficial qualities of neurodiverse conditions
Some psychologists think we talk about the emotion in the wrong way
Managing mindfully is increasingly on the curriculum as business schools explore unusual approaches to leadership
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