Professor Nick Haslam

When challenges arise we may feel confused, but there are five signs to help us understand when to seek mental health support

A new study investigates whether there’s been concept creep around how we use the terms ‘anxiety’ and ‘depression’

There’s a growing tendency to link mental health and wellbeing as an inseparable conceptual couple, but the two concepts have very different connotations

Concerns that normality is being medicalised by the inflation of psychiatric diagnosis criteria appear overblown – but some conditions do need scrutiny

The HILDA 2019 Survey finds intriguing links between dominant personality traits and the onset of serious illness – but it’s more likely to do with the behaviours linked to those traits

Despite reports of the demise of psychoanalysis, in some parts of the world, Freud’s psychoanalytic ideas are alive and well

How a simple talking therapy empowers women with perinatal depression to make better economic decisions

For many homeless people, the problem isn’t finding a job, it’s keeping it

Mindfulness, or focusing on the present moment to improve awareness, is all the rage in schools, workplaces, and medical clinics, but questions have been raised over how poorly it is defined and researched