Emily Reynolds

With more therapists than ever on social media, we should ask whether they need to follow a new set of guidelines.

We spoke to Frances Ryan about her new book, 'Crippled: Austerity and the Demonisation of Disabled People'.

Peer support is an important part of recovery, but universities must also improve their services.

We spoke to psychologist Elaine Kasket about her new book that looks at what happens to our data when we die.

Conceived in 1983, when people in hospital for mental illness weren’t allowed to vote, problems with the Act mean it often does more harm than good.

No diet plan, no one foodstuff, is a panacea; nor will it provide a magic “cure” for any mental illness.

We spoke to some experts.

We spoke to some experts.

What is it? Who has it? Who does not?

Immersing yourself in an alternative universe is VR’s selling point. But how do the avatars that populate these worlds impact our experiences and our behaviour?

Here are a few tips, just in case between being sick everywhere and kissing total strangers, you find yourself struggling.