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A job that offers autonomy and support for a parent in a child’s first year of life is linked to better cognitive and social outcomes and mental health for that child six years down the road. [...]

Empowering youth to thrive: mental health challenges and new opportunities

As pandemic stressors continue, it needs to be addressed in schools. [Ashley Abramson – American Psychological Association, 1 January 2022.] READ MORE

Evidence and gap map that provides a visual overview of the research during the last 12 years. [UNICEF Office of Research-Innocenti, October 2022.] READ MORE

Growing evidence shows an association between in utero exposure to natural disasters and child behavioral problems, but we still know little about the development of specific psychopathology in [...]

This study investigates mental health inequalities by family type and gender during the COVID-19 pandemic in Germany. READ MORE

Having a better understanding of the nature of stress during pregnancy may inform prevention efforts, such as helping individuals reach a consistent level of calm before or at the onset of [...]

The tragedy of suicide is recognised as a major public health issue. This group is growing older, feeling alone and flying under the radar. [Rhys Mantell and Adrienne Withall – The [...]

Although much attention has been paid to the idea of work-life balance, many of us were never taught or formally trained as to what that constitutes, how to achieve it, or how to maintain [...]

If you’re unhappy at work, but leaving your job isn’t an option or there are no appealing alternatives, you may want to simply doing the bare minimum expected at work. It is not about avoiding [...]