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‘You tried to tell yourself I wasn’t real’: what happens when people with acute psychosis meet the voices in their heads? | Psychology | The Guardian
<strong>The long read:</strong> In avatar therapy, a clinician gives voice to their patients’ inner demons. For some of the participants in a new trial, the results have been astounding
Use of antidepressants to treat pain in older people must be reviewed, study says | Health | The Guardian
Six out of 10 aged care residents in Australia are prescribed the drugs, despite weak evidence and side-effects such as dizziness and fallsGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast
‘I wanted to give people hope’: how Every Brilliant Thing became theatre’s best antidote to depression | Edinburgh festival 2024 | The Guardian
As Duncan Macmillan’s celebration of the little things in life lights up the Edinburgh fringe, 10 years after its debut, the actors who have helped make it a hit all over the world explain its universal power to connect
Bullied, belittled but indisputably brilliant: how Victoria Pendleton survived everything – and became a cycling legend | Victoria Pendleton | The Guardian
She’s one of Britain’s greatest ever athletes – yet has often felt like a failure and fraud. She talks about her Olympic golds, the misery that came with them, and the joy she has found since she retired
Why we are sceptical about this study of antidepressant withdrawal symptoms | Drugs | The Guardian
Letters:<strong> Prof John Read</strong> and <strong>Dr James Davies</strong> argue that a recent review’s findings are not relevant to the majority of real-world antidepressant users, while readers offer their own experiences of using the drugs
‘I felt entirely alone’: comedian Grace Campbell on the aftermath of her abortion | Women | The Guardian
When Grace Campbell had an abortion, she felt relief at being able to exercise a right so many women had fought for. But nothing prepared her for the depression that came after. Here, the comedian reflects on the physical and emotional toll
Domestic abuse drove our daughters to suicide, say families. So what stops coroners acknowledging that? | Domestic violence | The Guardian
As the number of abuse victims in England and Wales taking their own lives rises, pressure is mounting on coroners to acknowledge the role violence, control and coercion can play