Melatonin in children and young people: Information for parents and carers
This guide about melatonin brings together current NHS advice and clear answers to the most common questions, so that you can feel confident and well informed about your child’s treatment.
Neurodivergence and domestic abuse: The link that we can’t ignore
This article explores existing research linking neurodivergence with an increased risk of facing domestic abuse, highlighting the importance of effective support for neurodivergent women and girls to reduce risk, better education around signs of domestic abuse, and inclusive interventions.
Gaming and men’s mental health: A double-edged sword
As Movember returns this November, conversations about men’s mental health need to take centre stage.
Unlocking productivity: Are rewards effective for self-motivation?
When looking to achieve sustainable productivity, what do we know about the driving force of rewards, and what other options are there for motivating ourselves?
What do we know about the relationship between AI chatbots and psychosis?
Building on our recent blog about AI’s use in management of ADHD and other such conditions, we wanted to look into the impact AI is having on those using chatbots, specifically recent claims that consistent use may be leading to what is being called ‘chatbot psychosis’.
Experiences of black British people accessing mental health care: A disparity in treatment
With October being Black History Month, we wanted to take the time to highlight the experiences of black individuals when seeking healthcare in the UK.
The overlooked link between ADHD and postnatal depression
Postnatal depression affects many new parents and should be a consideration in care during pregnancy and beyond but, with mounting evidence that this experience can be more complex, serious, and under-recognised in new parents with ADHD, we must explore this further to better support those affected.
World Suicide Prevention Day: Changing the narrative - How to talk about suicide safely and supportively
Whether you wish to speak about your own ideation or concerns with others in a way that is comfortable or wish to start a narrative with those around you safely about their own mental health, this guide may offer some insight into how to approach the topic.
How climate change is impacting mental health
Many of us are increasingly aware, and concerned, about the impact of climate change on wildlife, our environment, and the planet as a whole. This article highlights some of the facts we already know about the resulting anxiety of climate change and what it could mean for us as a provider.
The potential impact of CBD on neurodevelopmental conditions
This article explores CBD, and studies around CBD and autism, and CBD and ADHD, as well as the risks with CBD use.
Birds of a feather: What we know about the friendships between neurodivergent people
As we approach International Day of Friendship, we wanted to look at both the important impact of close friendships and the experiences of those finding them in neurodivergent communities.
Is AI an effective tool in management of ADHD?
In this article we explore research into AI’s use for managing ADHD in young people and the arguments for it being an effective tool.
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