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Online therapy counters the needless stigma around mental health
The frequency of people worldwide Googling the term 'online therapy' shows a massive surge for March 2020
We're en route to a vaccine. Now we just need people to take it
To boost vaccination rates and fight the Covid-19 pandemic, health officials may need to enlist the help of psychologists
How religion can help people cope with life's losses
Given the flurry of bad news this year, it's not surprising that finding solace in religion seems to be on the rise
What it takes to be happy at work
Satisfaction at work is a big part of our happiness, so we need to get it right
Why 'third culture kids' are having a tough time
Many of the losses these kids face are existential and not always clear cut
Voice tweets: for those who like how they sound
Many of us like neither our recorded voices nor the real thing. What does this go to show?
Slavery statues: Injustice does not need to be set in stone
It isn't hard to see why many in the English city of Bristol - and elsewhere in the world - find a celebratory statue of a slave trader offensive
Why risk intelligence matters when we emerge from the lockdown
With many of us returning to work, thinking about risk and how to reduce it can help us keep ourselves and each other as safe as possible
The one quality you need to deal with the after-effects of this pandemic
It is not only the physical suffering they’re heroically enduring, healthcare workers need psychological support too
The novelty of graduating in the class of 2020
The coronavirus pandemic put a spoke in the wheels of an important rite of passage world over: graduation ceremonies
Where is the vaccine against conspiracy theories?
Social media can act as a petri dish for rumours and delusions that can go viral and infect the minds of millions
The mental health fallout of dealing with Covid-19
Research will give us an idea about the mental health effects of the pandemic, who is more at risk and who is most resilient to the psychological fallout
The pandemic is pushing professors out of their comfort zones
To keep people meaningfully occupied in the time of social distancing, eight Ivy League institutions have joined forces to offer more than 450 online classes free of charge
Eating disorders can be eradicated with better legislation
Why did anorexia and bulimia become so pervasive? The answer comes down to one word: pathoplasticity
Speak up for the voiceless: we must put an end to bullying in schools, workplaces
The case of a child in Australia and a TV presenter in the UK have started conversations to tackle all forms of bullying
