'Pupils as young as eight are expressing anxiety. Some have developed eating difficulties or fixations on computer games.'
Both positive and negative experiences in childhood could impact mental health in later life.
New results from the Prince's Trust 2021 Youth Index reveal more than half of teenagers 'always' or 'often' feel anxious
Are you finding the third lockdown tougher and more overwhelming than the last two? You're not alone.
Kate Ferdinand welcomed a baby in December and has opened up about how her anxiety is 'at an all time high' in lockdown.
Whether it's worrying why our friend hasn't texted back or questioning our work abilities, the paranoia is piling on during lockdown
If you're not in the right frame of mind to shoulder other people's anxieties, that's ok. Here's what therapists recommend.
Remember: 'All tough periods in life eventually pass, as will this pandemic'.
The actress welcomed her first child, Mia, in July 2019.
Some 14% of Brits think the coronavirus pandemic has aged them by at least five years.
The coronavirus pandemic and WFH certainly hasn't helped!
Figures released ahead of World Suicide Day show an average of 83 men a week are dying by suicide in England and Wales.
Chrissy Teigen said spotting and pain during early pregnancy have freaked her out.
Why do those six little words elicit such a negative response in many of us? We asked the experts.
Many parents are feeling the same way.
Children showed an increase in mental health issues during lockdown. Here's how parents can help.
While some people with physical or mental illnesses or disabilities are exempt from wearing face covers, they still fear being shamed for not wearing one.
Kim Kardashian West has opened up about how husband Kanye West suffering from bipolar impacts their family.
Screaming into the Icelandic wilderness could be just the cure for your coronavirus stress.
Life coach, counsellor and therapist Anna Williamson explains why you shouldn't ignore creeping feelings of stress during the pandemic - and how talking can help most of all.
Kelly Brook has confessed she guzzled apple cider vinegar as her anxiety spiked during the coronavirus lockdown. The model and TV star believes apple cider vinegar helped her deal with anxiety, which made her wake up in the night feeling
The cover has now been pulled from newsstands and Vogue Portugal apologised for any offence caused by the photoshoot.
More than a third of women in the UK feel their mental wellbeing has been negatively impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Three in four pregnant women or those who have recently given birth have suffered with anxiety during the pandemic.
The star said she "always felt a step behind everyone else".