
Life Story Cards Helped Dialysis Patients Share What Mattered to Them
A small Japanese interview study found that personalized cards gave people receiving hemodialysis a way to express their…

Why Mental-Health Researchers’ Lived Experience Still Carries a Professional Cost
A World View in Nature Mental Health argues that the field values lived experience in theory while treating…

Ofsted survey finds revised inspections continue to weigh on educators’ wellbeing
A survey commissioned by Ofsted found that most respondents believed revised inspections had harmed school staff wellbeing, though…

Young people are not “snowflakes”: review says mental-health pressures are real
Prof Peter Fonagy’s review of mental-health conditions, autism and ADHD in England says rising distress reflects social pressures,…

What the Fonagy review proposes for England’s mental health and neurodevelopmental services
A major NHS England review calls for earlier, needs-led support, shorter waits for people at highest risk and…

Why England’s mental health care system is being urged to move beyond diagnosis
A government-commissioned review warns that rising demand for mental health, ADHD and autism services is putting pressure on…

Stress, Insomnia and Amyloid Showed a Complex Link in a Swedish Memory-Clinic Study
A small 2026 study found that stressful life events were associated with lower cerebrospinal-fluid Aβ42—a marker linked with…

Alpha-rTMS Study Reports Lower PTSD Symptoms, but Its Design Limits the Conclusion
A four-week chart review of an EEG-guided magnetic stimulation program found lower PTSD and depression questionnaire scores among…

After prison, stability can matter as much as punishment
Personal accounts from people connected to the criminal justice system point to housing, treatment, care and practical support…

