9 February 2022 How has COVID-19 impacted children and young people? Since children and adolescents were considered a low health risk, they were far from a priority in the early stages of the pandemic. But with the… Health
7 February 2022 'Families Under Pressure' in a post-pandemic world While we hope we have now seen the worst of COVID-19, the emotional and behavioural challenges that arose during this unprecedented time are ongoing.… Health
23 April 2021 Stigma & Discrimination related to Covid-19: Hurt twice over Stigma and discrimination in relation to Covid-19 are crucial issues. In this blog, Dr Petra Gronholm and Professor Sir Graham Thornicroft suggest… Health
18 February 2021 NHS workers will need help to manage the trauma of the pandemic Life during the pandemic has been difficult for most of us. But there’s no doubt some occupational groups have had a particularly tough time,… Health
27 October 2020 My tips for briefing an APPG In September 2020, Professor Sir Graham Thornicroft briefed the APPG on Coronavirus about the mental health aspects of the pandemic In this blog, he… Health
25 September 2020 Supporting university staff through the pandemic should be data-driven A large ongoing survey at King’s College London is informing the institution’s approach to Covid-19, say Gabriella Bergin-Cartwright and Sharon… Health
7 September 2020 An Optimist's Guide to Recent COVID-19 Research An Optimist's Guide to Recent COVID-19 Research Health
23 June 2020 Investigating the most convincing COVID-19 conspiracy theories In this blog, originally published on Inspire the Mind on June 17 2020, Anna McLaughlin, Clinical Neuroscience PhD student at King's College London,… Health
22 May 2020 The importance of kindness during COVID-19 In this final blog of the series for Mental Health Awareness week on the theme of kindness, Professor Trudie Chalder talks about how we can learn from… Health
21 May 2020 Parenting Under Pressure as Practical Kindness In this fifth blog for Mental Health Awareness week on the theme of kindness, Professor Edmund Sonuga-Barke reflects on the development of a series… Health