New research demonstrates that having a dedicated mental health professional on critical care teams improves nurse retention and wellbeing compared to traditional support approaches.
New research integrates findings from neuroscience, music, and psychology to support Neural Resonance Theory (NRT), which suggests musical experiences arise from natural oscillations in the brain that synchronise with rhythm, melody, and harmony. Rather than merely processing musical input, our brains physically resonate with music, explaining its profound emotional and physical effects.
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly sophisticated in mimicking human interaction, psychologists warn that intimate relationships with AI companions present significant ethical challenges ranging from disruption of human bonds to potential manipulation and exploitation of vulnerable users.
A comprehensive evaluation of a green social prescribing programme in northern England has demonstrated that connecting people with nature-based activities can significantly improve mental health outcomes within just 12 weeks. The findings, published 16 April 2025 in Health & Social Care in the Community, highlight the potential for nature-based interventions to serve as effective therapeutic […]
Vanderbilt researchers demonstrate effectiveness of automated alerts in prompting suicide risk screening, with interruptive alerts proving significantly more successful than passive notifications.
New research from the University of Nottingham demonstrates significant psychological and physiological impacts of digital technology intensity in modern workplaces, with implications for occupational health.
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