Author: shandmin

In a recent Mind survey of 5,000 adults, 36% said they never discuss their mental health.  No doubt many of that 36% may want to

This is the title of a recent podcast featuring Dr Ruth Allan and Dr Wolfgang Seidl.  You can view it by clicking on this link.

Whilst this short article addresses the clinical community, I would recommend it to anyone who is interested in their brain health. It really makes the

Last week I met up with two longstanding friends. Both well educated and in high profile jobs. When the conversation turned to my interest in

I found this interview with Dr Nicola Gates compelling and insightful. It covers the following: – How women’s hormones change and signal the bookend to

I feel sick to the stomach every time I read about previously healthy individuals, at no statistically meaningful risk from Covid, being seriously injured or

The Society of Occupational Medicine ( SOM ) has recently published this guide to managing Long Covid in the Workforce. Problems with cognition are very

I recently wrote about this article on LinkedIn. It’s about managing cognitive health in retirement but makes no mention of the value of assessing cognition

For anyone like me who didn’t appreciate that there are 6 main causes of Burnout, this article highlights them: Unsustainable workload Perceived lack of control/autonomy

I’ve just read a social media post stating that in the UK, 1 in 14 people aged 65 and over are diagnosed with dementia. Not