Please, doctor, don’t call my lost baby a ‘product of conception’
The grief of losing a pregnancy can be compounded by language. More openness and sensitivity is needed, says Katy Lindemann
Top 10 books about psychiatry
Spanning unusual cruelty and extraordinary kindness, authors from Pat Barker to Janet Frame explore an unsettling branch of medicine
Seven ways to overcome loneliness
The evidence shows that being lonely is bad for your physical and mental health. But, with support from groups and specialists – and even the internet – you needn’t tackle it on your own
Famous street artists offer works for auction in aid of Movember
D*Face and Shepard Fairey among artists donating to men’s mental health charity
Derry has a high suicide rate – but could redesigning the river help the city?
A project on the River Foyle is using design to try to improve wellbeing and mental health outcomes in the city
Mel B is watching flashing lights to help with trauma. But does EMDR therapy really work?
The singer is trying it, and while it was once controversial, it now has NHS approval. What is Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing, and how does it compare to CBT?
The YouTube stars heading for burnout: ‘The most fun job imaginable became deeply bleak’
Why are so many YouTubers finding themselves stressed, lonely and exhausted?
‘On the bike path I feel a connection to people’: your shared spaces
From parks and shops to gyms and cafes, Guardian readers on what their ‘third place’ means to them
Call for all university staff to get suicide prevention training
Guidance from Universities UK and charity Papyrus seeks to halt rise in student deaths
Seven ways to help avoid dementia
One in 14 people over the age of 65 in the UK will develop dementia and while there is no cure, scientific evidence shows there are several ways you can guard against it
Scroll Free September: can you ditch social media for a month?
Did a gym visit even happen if you didn’t post a selfie of it? Scroll Free September is urging online addicts to take a break
Calls for action over UK’s ‘intolerable’ child mental health crisis
Teachers and campaigners say young people under pressure but support is underfunded
Nordic countries’ ‘happy’ reputation masks sadness of young, says report
Exclusive: Significant minority of young people in Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden and Iceland ‘struggling or suffering’
Will Elon Musk’s 120-hour week stop us worshipping workaholism?
The Silicon Valley drive for corporate efficiency – all 24/7 schedules, bulletproof coffees and five-minute meetings – has long been lauded. Now the wheels are flying off
‘I need a minute (and a half)’: counting to 90 and three other ways to handle your anger
Experts are divided over an initiative that encourages people to count away their rage. What other methods could help you in a moment of fury?