‘Prince Harry effect’ adds to huge rise in students reporting mental health problems – The Telegraph
Big T Little T Trauma – Pipa Gordon (podcast)
How student drug-taking reached new highs (and lows) in lockdown – The Sunday Times Magazine
‘I’m 31 and still afraid of the dark – what’s wrong with me?’ – Tyla Magazine
‘Lockdown changed our lives for the better – now we won’t look back – The Telegraph
With lockdown over – are you afraid to go out? – Channel 4
Covid-19, a year on: What we’ve learnt on Zoom – City A.M.
1 in 3 teens are having sleep problems due to the pandemic – Happiful Magazine
How do we best support school-aged children with their mental health? – Keystone Tutors (webinar)
This is why it’s so important that we take people seriously when they say they’re self-harming, or are having thoughts of hurting themselves – Glamour Magazine
On the road to recovery – Belgravia Magazine
Teachers will decide A-level and GCSE results – Happiful Magazine
When stress becomes too much – Independent Schools Magazine (p32-33)
How to feel less anxious – Glamour Magazine
Petty fees and Covid fines are making student life even more miserable – The Telegraph
Why the stress hormone puts your skin at an all-time low – Esquire Magazine
How to feel excited about the future when you can’t plan anything – Stylist Magazine
Comparison Culture: “If I’m only meant to be surviving, why are people around me thriving?” – Stylist Magazine
Suffering serious cabin fever on what feels like day 64817 of lockdown? Here’s how to cope, according to a psychotherapist – Glamour Magazine
Covid has intensified the student mental health crisis – The Telegraph
Save our students! 20 urgent questions about University, answered – The Telegraph
Pandemic fatigue: feeling more exhausted than ever? You’re not alone – Stylist Magazine
Lockdown long haul: how to keep exercising – even when you have ‘pandemic fatigue’ – The Telegraph
Your lockdown mental health toolkit – Evening Standard
Coronavirus cases rise: how to tell your friends you’re feeling anxious about socialising – Stylist Magazine
The Coronacoaster: Has lockdown (1&2) sent anyone else on an absolute emotional rollercoaster? – Glamour Magazine
Fresher’s chats to support Freshers’ Mental Health – Roar News (King’s College Newspaper)
Hugging: craving physical contact? An expert has this advice for anyone feeling frustrated – Stylist Magazine
How crafting can help us embrace a fresh start – Greatist
Lockdown: acting and thinking like your childhood self? An expert explains why – Stylist Magazine
How to eat and be happy – Inside My Wardrobe (podcast)
What can I do to help my child avoid Covid-19 trauma? – Happiful Magazine
5 powerful and effective ways to cope with change this Autumn – Stylist Magazine
Coronavirus support bubbles force us to face who & what we truly miss – Refinery29
The power of talking and the benefit of presenting our whole self to the world – Happiful (podcast)
Managing Coronavirus: talking with teens – Happiful Magazine
Stranger danger: when can we stop being scared of other people in a pandemic? – The Independent
Live events are absolutely vital to our economy – and our humanity – The Overtake
Michelle Obama has talked about low-grade depression, but what exactly is it? – Stylist Magazine
Working from home: experts are sharing their much-needed tips on Twitter – Stylist Magazine
Would you let the stars rule your life? The women who won’t get out of bed without consulting their horoscopes – The Mail on Sunday
How to take control when Covid-19 gets your life out of balance – Friday Magazine
Grief podcasts: a therapist explains why they’re such a good healing tool – Stylist Magazine
Lockdown Health Maths: is isolation putting your body in debit or credit? – The Telegraph
Coronavirus identity crisis? An expert explains why you might not feel yourself in lockdown – Stylist Magazine
How to manage stress and anxiety during the Coronavirus pandemic – Gentleman’s Journal
5 therapists tell us how they’re coping with change as lockdown eases – Stylist Magazine
Caroline Flack’s death shows even outwardly confident people may need help – The Scotsman