New study finds parents are more likely to be diagnosed with a mental health disorder in the six months after their child is.

Dona Matthews reviews a study of the For Baby's Sake whole-family intervention, showing how parents' understanding of DVA and parenting shift.

When working as a psychiatrist people often tell me their main worries relate to things like where they’ll live, how to pay the bills, how to get out the house and meet people, or to have something ...

Isabeau is a Research Fellow within the enAble Institute at Curtin University, in Perth, Western Australia. She gained a first-class honours Psychology degree in 2014, and PhD in 2020, from the ...

Inpatient mental health services are meant to provide safe places for people experiencing mental health difficulties to receive support and recover, but for many, the reality is far from this ideal.

In the UK 40% of adults with learning disabilities (28% if problem behaviours are excluded) experience mental health problems at any point in time. An estimated 36% of children and young people (24% ...

The definition of homelessness is not the same across the four nations of the UK. The definition of the term goes beyond people who are “rough sleeping”; those who are on the streets without a roof ...

Shannon Shaughnessy is a Clinical Child Psychology PhD student at the University of Miami. Her program of research centers around frustration, irritability, and aggressive behaviors in youth. She is ...

Young people with mental health conditions use social media differently 24 Jun 2026 Sylvia Lin and Monika Raniti ...

In perinatal care, time is often in short supply. Appointments are brief, staff are stretched and families may feel their concerns are rushed or overlooked. For parents who have experienced trauma or ...

Rumination, also known as repetitive thought, is prolonged and recurrent negative thinking about feelings and upsetting past experiences (Watkins, 2008). In contrast, worry refers to a chain of ...