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This article explores why digital spaces can trigger anxiety, how they affect young people’s well-being and what research tells us about navigating online life in healthier, more balanced ways.

by Claire Wortley, Content Team contributor As a Gen Xer, someone born between 1965 and 1980, I don’t recall hearing people talk about stress when

Fresh starts are supposed to feel exciting. A new month, a new term, a new job, a new routine, all of these moments come with the promise of possibility. But for many people, especially young people, new beginnings do not feel refreshing at all. They feel heavy. Pressured. Overwhelming. In this article, our Content Team academic Katlong Dasat explores fresh start anxiety.

by Katlong Dasat, Content Team Academic Hosting sounds cute until you are actually doing it. One minute you are imagining a wholesome evening with snacks,

The beach is quiet this morning. Not the empty kind of quiet that feels lonely, but the soft kind that wraps gently around you. The

By Paris Forsythe-Fields, Content Team Academic During my first week living in Japan, I remember standing in a supermarket aisle trying to buy laundry detergent.

When people hear the term ‘mental health’, they often think of mental illnesses, such as anxiety and depression. However, mental health is a much broader
By Paris Forsythe-Fields, Content Team Academic Most people have thoughts about death at some point in their lives. It might happen when we’re reminded of

By Alex Taylor, Content Team Contributor Relationships are often portrayed as sources of comfort, happiness and emotional security. While healthy connections can have a positive

By Emily Pearce, Content Team Contributor The Centre for Mental Health’s comprehensive 2025 report suggested that since 2016-2017, mental wellbeing in the UK has been