Mental health issues underrepresented in TV shows for kids
Accurate representation of mental health on TV can help children and adolescents grasp and communicate their struggles to trusted adults,
Stress growing problem for women at work
Half of women say their stress levels have increased since last year, and despite some progress, they are still not
Mental health support for stress-ridden media professionals sidelined
Media professionals are struggling to cope with job stress and exposure to trauma, exacerbated during the pandemic, but there is
The economic importance of promoting wellbeing at the workplace
The World Health Organization estimates that poor mental health costs the global economy US$1 trillion annually in lost productivity. “Making
Remote work and diversity in top 10 work trends
The two top work trends are Employee engagement and organizational commitment of remote workers and Ensuring Inclusive Environments and Cultures.
“Boys don’t cry” myth busted!
Traditional masculine ideology includes some deep-rooted societal, gender-based stereotypes regarding emotional behaviors – like the popular “boys don’t cry” myth.
TikTok adds new mental health resources to support users
TikTok has announced new resources to provide support to users who may be experiencing mental health issues, specifically related to
Screen time may not be as bad for our health as we thought
A new international scientific review questions whether screen time has the negative effects we once believed, and proves we don’t
OECD: The mental health toll of the pandemic
A new report published by the OECD confirms the devastating effects that the COVID‑19 crisis has had on people’s mental
Pregnancy loss leave: Companies breaking the taboo?
In March, New Zealand’s parliament approved legislation that gives couples who suffer a miscarriage or stillbirth three days of paid