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Mental health

Mental Health in Schools

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Child and adolescent mental health is in the headlines almost daily. How can we support young people’s wellbeing and build mentally healthy school communities?
Kate Pickett & Richard Wilkinson on How Social Status Affects our Self-Worth

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Richard Wilkinson and Kate Pickett follow up their seminal work The Spirit Level with new insights into how inequality impacts us as individuals.
Dan Pink on The Science of Timing

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Bestselling author and RSA Animate sensation Dan Pink reveals the ideal ‘when’ for every decision.
Johann Hari on The Rising Depression and Anxiety Crisis

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Bestselling author Johann Hari discovered that, in reality, depression and anxiety are caused largely by crucial changes in the way we are living.
Matthew Walker on The Sleep Deprivation Epidemic

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Award-winning professor of neuroscience Matthew Walker visits the RSA to explain why the sleep deprivation epidemic is one of the greatest public health crises of the 21st century.
Svend Brinkmann on Resisting the Self-Improvement Craze

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Danish psychologist and media sensation Svend Brinkmann argues that too much self-help has atomized society and made us ill.
Jonny Benjamin on Why Mental Health Matters

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Our panel of experts explore mental health issues and discuss how we need to vastly improve mental health care for children and young people.
Rebecca Asher on Breaking Male Rules

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Author Rebecca Asher explores the stereotypes that influence men’s behaviour and what can be done to change them – for the benefit of us all.
Andy Gibson on Mental Health

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Andy Gibson, Founder of Mindapples, visits the RSA to argue that the time has come for us to put the needs of our minds at the heart of how we run our businesses.
Carl Cederström and André Spicer on The Wellness Syndrome

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Leading academics Carl Cederström, André Spicer and Renata Salecl gather to explore how wellness has become an unhealthy obsession in western societies, and how living ‘well’ has become synonymous with being morally good.