Mental health conditions

A new approach is needed to tackle high levels of burnout among healthcare workers, including better use of occupational health...

When it comes to workplace mental health, employers need to understand the difference between 'good' and 'bad' stress, argues Lisa Gunn.

Four out of 10 doctors feel unable to cope with their workload each week and a quarter are at "high risk" of burnout, the GMC has warned.

NHS England is doubling the number of its specialist clinics to support people with gambling addiction because of surging demand...

The cost-of-living crisis and decreasing support is creating a youth mental health crisis, leaving half of young workers feeling isolated.

Unions have warned of 'unmanageable' workloads in the Probation Service, forcing staff to quit and putting pressure on less experienced employees.

Three in five employees say their mental health has declined this year as a result of workplace stress – and...

More than a quarter of patients on antidepressants in England, or about two million people, have been taking them for five years.

Almost half of UK employees (43%) feel stressed about everyday life, with a combination of work pressures (61%), toxic cultures...

Men can be ‘hard to reach’ when it comes to mental health. Yet, if initiatives are targeted better, men will engage, writes Emily Pearson.

Many organisations have mental health and wellbeing strategies in place, often led by occupational health. Yet preventing suicide can still...

Occupational therapy can support someone with an eating disorder through recovery and return to work.

Occupational health professionals have an opportunity to highlight to the government the value of return to work as a health...

Academics have called for all work-related suicides to be investigated by the Health and Safety Executive.

More than 26,000 adults with severe mental illness die prematurely each year from preventable physical illnesses, according to a royal...