Mental health conditions

A workplace model may help cut the risk of employee suicide, new research suggests.
An initiative called the Safe Haven...

Providing employees with access to an employee assistance programme (EAP) can help tackle depression and the associated impairment to workplace...

Increasing numbers of doctors are seeking help from dedicated mental health support services – and 59% of them score above...

Mental ill health costs the UK around £70 billion every year – roughly the equivalent of 4.5% of GDP –...

More than half (57%) of NHS trusts in England have a mental wellbeing policy in place to support their staff,...

Improvised explosive devices (IEDs) have been the greatest threat to UK military personnel in Afghanistan, yet a survey-based study has...

We continue our look at what the winners of the Occupational Health Awards 2013 did to make their entries stand...

Possessing strong self-esteem and general self-efficacy can act as a buffer against the negative effects of excessive job demands, according...

Low job control is significantly associated with greater spinal disk shrinkage during the course of a working day, according to...

Fatigue can have far-reaching implications in the workplace. John Wilkinson, who was involved in the investigation that took place following...

The rising incidence of depression has profound effects in the workplace, according to an Australian study that seeks to build...

A nine-year study of 2,086 white-collar workers employed in public organisations in Quebec city has found that workers exposed to...

One in five UK workers is a sedentary "desk potato", according to a study by health insurer and healthcare provider...

Neuro-linguistic programming (NLP) is used by coaches to improve communication and change behaviours. London South Bank University’s Anne Harriss explains...

Employers including Royal Mail, BT, Barclays, Unilever and Deutsche Post – collectively employing more than 600,000 people across Europe –...