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This article by Annie Murphy Paul discovers the effective memorisation draws on physical and emotional engagement as much as they do pure brain power

Huffington Post staff writer, Ryan Barrell takes a look at this question

Annabel Giles wrote this in 2014, offering a few personal tips on how to help someone suffering from depression. A former TV and radio presenter and writer, she is now a fully qualified counsellor/psychotherapist

Award winning American actress, Emma Stone, recently spoke publicly about her anxiety and coping with it.

Actor, comedian and writer Robert Webb talks about the damage done to boys by their being encouraged to repress feelings.

'Illumination’ is a new series exploring the relationship between mental illness and creativity. Harriet Williamson is interviewing people engaged in art, music, theatre and many more creative avenues and inviting them to open up about their mental...

Last year the time4change initiative was launched by the Musical Theatre Academy (MTA). Within 2 months 100 arts organisations had signed the mental health charter which aims to start a conversation, remove the stigma and provide a knowledge base....

The anonymous man of theatre, the West End Producer has a regular Q & A spot with the Stage. Here he tackles the question, 'can performers talk openly about mental health problems without being seen as unreliable?’

Award winning writer, Annabel Abbs, asks about dance in schools

Denise Welch is an ambassador for MIND and has just released a new short psychological drama "Black Eyed Susan" Here she talks about her clinical depression.

Actor Adam Deacon talks about living with bipolar disorder with actor and fellow sufferer Stephen Fry.  The interview was first shown on the Victoria Derbyshire Show on BBC2 on August 8th. The programme research team had contacted ArtsMinds for...

In November 2016 writer and broadcaster Annie Caulfield died from cancer. In this article for Standard Issue her sister, Jo, writes about her grief.