Teenage girls more likely to suffer ‘social media depression’ when spending five hours a day online
Almost 40% of teenage girls who spend more than five hours a day on social media show symptoms of depression
Mental health campaign urges ‘Ask Twice’ as 70% of Londoners admit pretending they’re ‘fine’
“I’m fine.” That is the response given by seven in ten Londoners struggling with mental health problems when asked how
At war with manic state bipolar: A soul-baring account of an ex-paratrooper’s battle with mental illness
Adam Pearce spent his 21st birthday identifying murdered children in a Bosnian trench and tying brown tags to their toes.
Brew Mondays: How we can beat the January blues
Christmas has faded, the weather is dark and gloomy, and everyone is back at work. Debt level is higher, motivation
New Wandsworth service to tackle GP and hospital waiting times
Pressures on doctors and hospitals are to be relieved by a new Wandsworth health service launched yesterday aimed at directing
Blue Monday: Someone Googles ‘depression’ every TEN SECONDS in London
Every ten seconds someone Googles ‘depression’ in London, research released by the Priory Group reveals. London residents are making 245,273
‘Depression gives me that Monday feeling every day’: Teddington woman reveals January blues battle
We all get the January blues. Dark mornings, cold days and even darker evenings arguably make it the bleakest month
Will Self slams pharmaceutical industry and claims ‘a walk, a talk or heroin are just as good’ for treating depression
Will Self has launched a scathing attack on the pharmaceutical industry at a debate over mental health in Westminster. Tempers
The dirty ‘D’ word
Summary: Depression affects many adults in Britain – so why is it a taboo subject? Image: By Katie Richardson “Just
Christmas festivities can be difficult for many, Merton therapists warn
Summary: Our reporters talk to therapists about depression at Christmas Image: By Harriet Churchward, Charlotte Luxford, James Pennicott, Russ Greaves