Sue O’Leary argues the upcoming General Election represents an opportunity for a different approach to mental health.
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Sue O’Leary argues the upcoming General Election represents an opportunity for a different approach to mental health.
Catherine Lewis, NPTC Group of Colleges Principal, reflects on a recent visit to Slovenia and what Wales could take from the nation’s emphasis on active wellbeing.
The rising cost of living is a public health emergency. Public Health Wales has been looking into what a system-wide response could look like.
Grace Quantock explores the rise of eco-anxiety and suggests ways we can mitigate it amid growing evidence of the impact of climate change.
Dai Davies argues that occupational therapists’s holistic approach to care can play a key part in health equity.
Tade Evans describes his experience with the mental health system and argues patients need better support.
Tade Evans depicts the harrowing impact of the disruptions caused by the pandemic on mental health for A-Level students in Wales.
Rhun ap Iorwerth MS argues for ‘walk-in hubs’ as the change needed in mental health services for young people.
Emma Henwood dissects the latest survey of Wales’ experience of sport and argues that it’s time to grasp the nettle to make a healthier nation.