Depression

Prof Marcantonio Spada looks at the role that OH professionals have in promoting and facilitating access to cognitive behaviroual therapy to treat insomnia.

Occupational health programmes specifically for health workers should be developed at national, regional and organisational levels, United Nations bodies have recommended.

Employers and the government need to do more to address the health and wellbeing risks related to remote working, and...

Nearly eight in 10 (78%) managers admit they struggle to spot the signs of poor mental health among their employees,...

Covid-19 restrictions may be poised to disappear almost completely later this month, but many older people – many of them...

More than half of paramedics are suffering from burnout caused by the stress and pressure of coping with the pandemic...

Almost half of HR managers (45%) have considered leaving their current roles because of the pressures of dealing with employee...

What are some of the UK's Top Employers doing to support wellbeing?

Head teachers and school leaders are reporting a spiralling mental health and wellbeing ‘crisis’ within education because of the pressures...

Only two in five UK workers think their employer provides a good level of mental health support.

Research finds few construction workers have sought professional help for anxiety or stress.

Health professionals who encounter someone who has self-harmed should refer them to a mental health specialist for a formal assessment as soon as possible.

A royal college has warned that 69% of doctors have felt overwhelmed at least once in the past three weeks.

Three-quarters of workers in customer-facing roles say they feel overworked, underappreciated and at risk of burnout, according to a study....

A global study has exposed a gap between what employers promise and what they achieve when it comes to mental health support.