by Zara Benamor | Mar 19, 2019 | News
Scientists say there are signs of humans having a subconscious magnetic sense It sounds like a power to be boasted of by the X-Men, but researchers say humans might have the ability to pick up on Earth’s magnetic field. Many animals, from pigeons to turtles, use it...
by Zara Benamor | Mar 17, 2019 | News
Student debt, social media among the factors cited for the increase in depression among young adults. Depression may be on the rise among younger millennials even as typical risk factors such as substance use and antisocial behavior fall, a new study in...
by Zara Benamor | Mar 7, 2019 | News
The Healing Power of Tattoos Far from just body decoration, tattoos take on a therapeutic quality. Tattoos have long been considered much more than just body decoration. The spiritual, social, personal, and political significance of getting inked is an indelible...
by Zara Benamor | Mar 4, 2019 | News
Article published in The Guardian by Mattha Busby, Febuary 25th 2019 Teachers experience more stress than other workers, study shows One in five felt tense about their job compared with 13% of those in similar occupations Teachers endure greater job-related stress...
by Zara Benamor | Mar 4, 2019 | News
Art psychotherapy: How museums are helping mental health patients Reported in The Independent, February 26th 2019. Alison Coles is a lecturer in art psychotherapy at the University of South Wales. The idea of receiving psychotherapy in a museum might seem unusual....
by Zara Benamor | Feb 1, 2019 | News
The Department of Education (DfE, 2016) sets out the Government’s expectation that over time we would see all schools providing access to counselling services. These expectations recognise that effective counselling is part of a whole school approach to mental health...
