Mental health conditions

Employers are underestimating the importance potential candidates place on mental health and wellbeing policies when looking for a new role,...

Seven out of 10 graduates would avoid informing potential or new employers if they suffered from a mental health issue...

Millennials – those aged between 18 and 38 – feel under the most pressure at work, with more than a...

Criminal barristers are experiencing a “mental health crisis”, according to the Criminal Bar Association, with almost half of criminal law...

Gentleness at work is an important part of professional care, but it has rarely been investigated or qualified – until...

Mental ill-health is like a crack in a car windscreen: do nothing and it will just get worse until eventually...

Music can help employee wellbeing by helping people deal better with tricky situations, depression or anxiety.  Music therapist Dr Stella...

The charity Macmillan Cancer Support has said it saw a surge in the number of calls last year from men...

Almost half (45%) of people working in IT feel stressed, as organisations try to tackle the increasing threat of cybercrime, ...

UK employers are more likely to offer mental health support to their staff than their counterparts around the globe, according...

A recent conference brought together experts on mental health in the workplace to look at the growing evidence base on...

Four in five office workers feel burnt out, with the majority expecting their stress levels to increase further, according to...

When a teenage apprentice posted suicidal thoughts on social media, his employer was alerted to the need for better communication...

The organisational culture and environment plays a critical role in supporting and sustaining effective use of wellbeing technology at work....

Nearly two-thirds (60%) of UK chief executives identify employee mental health as a priority, yet just one in six (16%)...