Rebuilding Trust After Inpatient...

It can be hard to seek inpatient treatment for bipolar disorder when...

World Alzheimer’s Day: Understanding...

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Bipolar Disorder Spectrum: Understanding...

Published on March 7, 2026 The bipolar spectrum includes baseline temperaments like hyperthymia,...
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Measuring paranoid beliefs: can adaptive...

Paul is 32 and has recently...

People in prison face disproportionate...

Prisons are important public-health settings: housing...

Measuring paranoid beliefs: can adaptive testing support routine clinical care?

Paul is 32 and has recently been referred to a community psychosis service. He has been struggling with paranoid thoughts and voices that threaten him. At times he is convinced that people are talking about him or planning to hurt him. He feels worn down and finds it hard to concentrate. Some days, just leaving the house takes real effort. At his first appointment, before any therapy begins, he is given several assessment forms. They are long. He fills them in and then waits for them to be reviewed, discussed,...

The perspectives of...

Therapy is a place to be heard and understood, yet for many autistic adults, building a sense of psychological sanctuary can be tricky....

Prescribing in borderline...

Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a mental health condition that affects how people think, feel and relate to others. It can be deeply...

Who gets included...

Since the 1950s there have been moments where there is a frisson of professional excitement that new treatments might prove to bring breakthroughs...

Psychedelics and Queerness:...

Queerness and psychedelics have always been intertwined in complex ways. From their historic exploitation in research to develop coercive so-called “conversion therapies”, to...

The genetic link...

‘Treatment-resistant depression’ (TRD) is defined as major depressive disorder (MDD) for which two different classes of antidepressants have not been effective (Souery et...

Targeting teenage worry:...

When I was a teenager, I kept a worry monster under my bed. Wendy the Worrier was round, green, had big staring eyes...

“Necessary evil” or...

We hope that when someone is struggling with their mental health, they’re able to access help that is supportive, compassionate, and empowering. But...

Why are people...

3. Sparks of Hope: Protective Factors Against Suicidality: While much of the data reflected distress and hopelessness, people also spoke about moments that...

How prevalent and...

Globally, the prevalence of mental health disorders is increasing, accompanied by a greater need for accessible treatment. To inform policy responses, it is...