Mental Health

Eating disorders (EDs) are mental health conditions characterised by disordered eating, and excessive focus on weight and body image. These...

‘Borderline personality disorder’ (‘BPD’) is a controversial psychiatric diagnosis, argued to be misunderstood by many, plagued with problems of comorbidity...

The majority of people will, at some point, experience a traumatic event, but only 3.9-5.6% will develop a post-traumatic stress...

Currently, 58% of the global population and 84% of the UK population are estimated to live in an urban area (Ritchie...

Stigma towards individuals with mental health conditions such as depression is well documented (Wood et al., 2014) and highly common...

Insomnia is a prevalent condition (affecting 10% of adults, 10-20% in primary care samples) whose key features are prolonged poor...

A shortage of mental health nurses is contributing to “harmful gaps” in the treatment and care of people with mental...

The woodland has several blogs in relation to ‘treatment resistant depression’  looking at a range of topics from the patient...

Over 55 million people are living with dementia across the globe (WHO, 2023). Depending on the subtype of dementia, people...

Suicide is a major public health problem; in the UK the most recent data suggests a standardised rate of 10.1...