Creative intervention: an alternative way to help the homeless?

There is no question that homelessness is one of the UK’s biggest social problems, and with the current cost of living crisis, the number of individuals experiencing homeless is only set to rise. Therefore, now more than ever it is Continue reading Creative intervention: an alternative way to help the homeless?

Uncovering mental health competence: the connections with school and mental disorders

What is mental health competence? Do you know what is mental health competence (MHC)? It sounds like the “mental health” we are talking about every day. But MHC is not about emotional burnout, therapy, or Freud… It is a set Continue reading Uncovering mental health competence: the connections with school and mental disorders

The (in)effectiveness of yellow backgrounds in treating dyslexia.

Why study coloured backgrounds and dyslexia? Imagine struggling to write a shopping list or enjoy a good book! Unfortunately, completing these everyday tasks is a challenge for many people. In fact, roughly 15% of the nation (Moats & Dakin, 2020) suffers from Continue reading The (in)effectiveness of yellow backgrounds in treating dyslexia.