BetterHelp praised as 'easy to use' online therapy platform
Amid a UK mental health crisis, users praise BetterHelp's accessible online counselling. The platform offers video, audio, chat & messaging with qualified therapists from £40/week.
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Tony Christie: Dementia can't take music's gift
Iconic singer Tony Christie reveals how music helps him live with dementia and urges families to use it as a tool for connection this Christmas. Discover the free resource helping thousands.
Tai Chi Matches NHS Gold Standard for Insomnia
New research reveals the ancient Chinese exercise Tai Chi is as effective as cognitive behavioural therapy for treating long-term insomnia, offering a new option for millions struggling with sleep.
Music during surgery reduces need for anaesthetic
New research reveals patients listening to calming music during surgery need less anaesthetic and recover more smoothly. Discover how this simple method is improving patient outcomes.
Light cancer treatment could replace chemotherapy
US researchers develop innovative light-based cancer therapy using LED technology that destroys cancer cells while sparing healthy tissue. Could this revolutionise cancer care?
Back Scratching Therapy: The £130 ASMR Treatment
Discover the rise of professional back scratching therapy, an ASMR treatment costing up to £200 per session that promises to reduce stress and improve sleep quality.
Greek Dance Therapy Transforms Parkinson's Care in London
A groundbreaking dance programme from Greece is transforming Parkinson's treatment in London, helping patients rediscover movement and confidence through theatrical performance.
Britain embraces CBT as preferred mental health treatment
New research reveals Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) has won overwhelming public support across Britain, with experts calling for wider NHS availability of the evidence-based treatment.
Girlband Truth Bombs: Eternal, All Saints & Atomic Kitten Exposed
Exclusive insider revelations expose the bitter rivalries, management conflicts and hidden struggles that plagued Britain's biggest girl groups of the 90s and 00s.
Lily Allen's album accused of being AI-generated
Singer Lily Allen faces backlash as fans and critics question the authenticity of her upcoming album, with some claiming it sounds artificially generated.
Jonathan Lloyd: British Composer Dies at 73
The music world mourns the loss of Jonathan Lloyd, the innovative British composer and educator whose vibrant works captivated audiences for decades. Remembering his remarkable legacy.
Lost Tapes: Australian Nun's Secret Lo-Fi Music Discovered
Decades after recording in obscurity, Sister Irene O'Connor's haunting lo-fi pop emerges from dusty archives, captivating modern audiences with its timeless quality.
Goth Metal's Dark Secrets: The Truth Behind Terrifying Music
Exclusive insights from goth metal pioneers reveal the artistic philosophy and unexpected vulnerability behind their haunting soundscapes that captivate millions worldwide.
Ext Therapy Cuts Depression Symptoms by 43%
Groundbreaking new research reveals how 'experience-based therapy' could transform mental health treatment in the UK, offering fresh hope for depression sufferers.
Juana Molina: Why I hate being solemn
Experimental music pioneer Juana Molina opens up about her creative process, disdain for artistic pretension, and the playful spontaneity behind her groundbreaking new work.
Frankie Bridge: Ketamine therapy changed my life
Saturdays singer Frankie Bridge opens up about her groundbreaking ketamine therapy journey, revealing how the controversial treatment transformed her mental health battle after traditional methods failed.
Beat Winter Blues: Ultimate SAD Lamps Guide
Discover how light therapy lamps can transform your winter wellbeing. Our expert guide reveals the best SAD lamps to combat seasonal affective disorder and boost your mood naturally.
Laura Ann Singh's Spiky Jazz: This Week's Essential Tracks
Discover the electrifying free jazz of Laura Ann Singh and other must-hear tracks in this week's Guardian music roundup, featuring bold new sounds reshaping the UK jazz scene.
Girlbands Forever: BBC documentary release date revealed
The BBC announces the premiere date for 'Girlbands Forever,' a captivating documentary exploring the legacy of iconic girl groups from the 90s and 00s, featuring exclusive interviews and never-before-seen footage.
New scheme to bring live music to communities across UK
An ambitious new initiative backed by The Guardian seeks to transform the UK's live music scene by spreading performances beyond traditional urban hubs to communities nationwide.
Light 'paint' cancer treatment destroys tumours
UK scientists develop groundbreaking light-activated cancer therapy that eliminates hard-to-reach tumours in world-first human trial, offering new hope for patients.
CBT-I: The Sleep Therapy Rewiring British Brains
Discover how Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Insomnia is helping sleep-deprived Britons break the cycle of sleepless nights without medication. This NHS-backed approach could revolutionise your relationship with sleep.
The Belair Lip Bombs: Giving indie music a proper crack
Discover how Australian indie-rock quartet The Belair Lip Bombs are taking the music world by storm with their raw energy and determination to give their musical dreams 'a proper crack'.
Mariam Doumbia on life after Amadou & Mariam
In an emotional interview, Mariam Doumbia of legendary Malian duo Amadou & Mariam shares her journey through grief and how music continues to connect her to her late husband and musical partner.
UK Pop Music Crisis: Majority Say Quality Has Declined
A startling new survey reveals that the majority of UK music enthusiasts believe British pop music has declined in quality, with many claiming it's become 'too generic' and 'manufactured'.
Scream Therapy: London's Latest Wellness Trend Explodes
Discover how Londoners are embracing primal scream therapy as the latest wellness trend, with organised sessions in Royal Parks offering stress relief and emotional catharsis.
Clarinet therapy helps Sussex man fight Parkinson's
A retired music teacher from Sussex is defying Parkinson's disease through daily clarinet practice, experiencing dramatic improvements in movement and speech that have astonished medical professionals.
Parkinson's patient plays clarinet after brain implant
A remarkable medical case reveals how deep brain stimulation enabled a former clarinettist with Parkinson's to regain his musical abilities, offering new hope for neurological treatment.
Bob Vylan slams BBC over Glastonbury coverage
London punk grime artists Bob Vylan accuse BBC of selective coverage after Glastonbury performance, claiming broadcaster highlighted their music while omitting powerful political statements about poverty and inequality.
Mavis Staples: Submit Your Questions for Music Legend
Gospel and soul icon Mavis Staples, whose career spans seven revolutionary decades, is opening the floor to readers. Submit your questions about her incredible journey from civil rights anthems to rock collaborations.
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