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Colin Mackay drew a red line through his calendar. It marked the date of his intended suicide. Then he started writing his last book, an account of his final weeks, hoping it would be the great work that had always eluded him. The artist chooses his subject; we can judge only what he makes of it
Commonsense managerial concern for overburdened staff is the best remedy
We have grown fond of pathologising normal behaviour
No evidence to support ‘popular ideas that certain groups are more at risk’, according to researchers
In the age of the like, the share and the overshare, enjoy the quiet glee of hanging on to good news
Why it may be time to ditch the apps and meditation zones — plus the Office Therapy advice column
For many, resuming normal life is a desecration, an abandonment of the hostages and the dead
Why talking may not always be the best solution, plus the Office Therapy advice column
The condition can be debilitating at work – and medicines are in short supply globally
Further research on its underlying causes and preventive action is essential
Emerging research is challenging a widely held belief that new cases of the condition will rise exponentially as people live longer
Pioneering medicines developed by Eisai and Eli Lilly shown to be more effective when taken earlier
Companies that launched wellbeing days in lockdowns have continued the benefit for staff
AstronauTx’s financing is step towards helping millions of people suffering from disease
Cambridge university study contradicts common belief in psychology that it is better to talk about distressing ideas and memories
Parents have always fretted about what goes on behind closed doors — but societal shifts and tech dominance mean concerns are now more fraught
Beyond the dangerous misogynists there’s a growing group of unseen incels who live in harmless but frustrated misery
Cyber space exacerbates isolation, bullying and depression, but instant messaging can be a lifeline for those who need it
An increasing number of younger people are suffering disabilities so bad they cannot do a job
9/11’s aftermath is an invaluable source for those studying newer shocks
Workers from farmers to investment bankers are ditching long-held jobs to pursue a career in counselling
Plan for tax breaks and subsidies in Autumn Statement to boost occupational health provision
Straight-talking solutions to tricky workplace dilemmas, from the host of the Working It podcast
Americans have bet $245bn on sporting events since restrictions were loosened in 2018. But many fear a surge in gambling addiction is coming
How to avoid mismatched internal expectations, plus the Office Therapy advice column
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