Addressing the emotional lives of medical students

By |2022-10-14T10:25:58+01:00June 18th, 2021|Article, Main feature|

I have been working with a team from Barts and the London Medical and Dental School for a year, since the start of the pandemic, to set up and deliver a support programme called Connecting Practice. Many students had signed up to volunteer in the NHS and we knew they could be exposed to upsetting and aversive situations very early in their careers, given the numbers of very sick patients and tough working conditions...

Top 5 tips to boost your mental health with nature

By |2023-01-20T10:55:56+00:00June 18th, 2021|Main feature|

When we’re worn down by stress, anxiety and depression, it’s easy to forget the things we used to enjoy doing – or how to enjoy doing anything for that matter. While nature alone does not cure depression, anxiety or any other mental health problem, it is one part of a toolkit of coping strategies that can help us to manage our well-being. Here's how it can help...

Children and psychosomatic disorders: perspective from a child psychotherapist

By |2023-01-20T11:00:24+00:00October 27th, 2020|Main feature|

By Angele Wallis, Child and adolescent psychotherapist. This article comes from the Journal of Holistic Healthcare, published by the British Holistic Medical Association. [...]

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