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Finding the ‘I’ in Recovery

"Ultimately, getting better is not about erasing the past in the promise of the future; it is learning to say your name with a smile, knowing it has always been yours to say and will continue to be."

The little things

It can be easy to forget the power of beauty and gratitude. After struggling with depression, the little things can make your day. Like a pen.

Oxford researchers test AI tool to treat depression

A team of Oxford researchers are testing an Artificial Intelligence algorithm to help treat depression. The system, known as PETRUSHKA, aims to personalise antidepressant...

The Saintly Lives of Students

"There, there(‘s) a graveyard in the college where drunk students in funeral suits smile through tombstone teeth."

Seasonal Depression: otherwise known as the Michaelmas Blues

"This time of year can be difficult for some, and while this is not a new discovery, it is more important now than ever to look after yourselves and look out for your friends."

‘The Yellow Wallpaper’: A study of depression during confinement

TW: discussion of mental illness, suicide “It is very seldom that mere ordinary people like John and myself secure ancestral halls for the summer.” As the...

Gender roles impact men’s mental health

We must deconstruct unspoken gender norms

Talk Matters

The way we manage, normalise and talk about mental illness needs to change in order to benefit those who experience it

A life on the streets of Oxford

Michael Jacob records a few days in the life of rough-sleeper Chad

“There’s more to life than academic work: I only wish I’d realised sooner”

Róisín McCallion discusses her experiences with mental health and the pressure to succeed at Oxford

Light boxes will combat depression, says Hilda’s

The items will be purchased to combat seasonal affective disorder (SAD)

Stigma, suffering, and breaking the silence

Struggling with depression at Oxford, and how the conversation is only just beginning

How do antidepressants affect our brains?

Olivia Murray details how a combination of factors form the modern antidepressant

Dispatches: ‘Marooned between past and present, not here’

A short story of everyday escapism, by Izzy Smith

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