Depression

The cost to employers of absenteeism, presenteeism and people leaving or moving jobs because of mental ill health has increased...

Long Covid affects individuals and their ability to work in different ways. Tailored rehabilitation support can help acheive the best outcomes.

There has been a significant increase in prescribing of anxiety medication by health professionals over the past decade, a study has suggested.

Recent guidance recommended the promotion of mindfulness training to help develop mentally healthy workplaces, but what does this mean in...

Wellbeing support in UK businesses is 'far from optimal', and stands to worsen if employers go through with plans to weaken the support the offer post-pandemic.

Employers are so focused on managing and supporting stress and mental ill health in the workplace that they risk overlooking...

More than two-thirds (68%) of UK shift workers feel the hours they work or the pattern of their roster is...

Mental health services received a record 4.3 million referrals during 2021, research has argued, illustrating the ongoing intense pressure on...

The workforce needs to build resilience to ensure it is ready to face potential future disasters that may dwarf the impact Covid-19 has had, a House of Lords report has suggested.

Two out of three employees feel their mental health has worsened in relation to work over the past year, a poll has concluded.

Sectors that made a wholesale pivot to home working during the pandemic experienced much sharper increases in mental ill health...

A ‘gender health gap’ persists in the UK, with women less likely than men to receive ‘proper’ health monitoring and treatment.

A third of the country does not have access to obesity treatment, despite weight having become a growing issue during...

More than 10 million workers in the UK have called in sick as a result of feeling burnt out, a...

Anxiety and depression has increased by 25% globally, while one in three UK employees took time off work in 2021 for their mental health.