Plain-language write-ups of new open-access mental health publications
Researchers gave 26 people two mental health chatbots for a month and asked them, week after week, what the relationship felt like. Most described some kind of bond — and the reasons why are more interesting than a simple yes or no.
A trial with NHS staff found that a single guided session involving Tetris was linked to far fewer intrusive memories — and the drop lasted six months. Here's what that means, and what it doesn't.
If loading the dishwasher feels like climbing a hill, you're not imagining it. A 2025 study looked at how depression changes the decision to put in effort — and found something the researchers didn't expect.
