This issue of Your Health has a focus on mental health in support of Mental Health Awareness Week, as well as articles on stroke, hypertension and hearing loss.
In the UK, around 2,300 people are diagnosed with testicular cancer each year – that’s more than six each day. Those in their early 30s are the most likely to get it, and it becomes less common as people get older.
When individuals do not feel they have the right resources - be those physical, financial, emotional or psychological - to cope with the demands that are being made towards them in the workplace over an extended period of time, this can lead to work-related stress and burnout.
Only by involving autistic people, and being guided by them, can we collectively change our perspectives and work to improve outcomes for the autistic community.
Caitlin Young, Cognitive Behavioural Therapist at Psych Health, shares her thoughts on imposter syndrome: what it is, how it can manifest and how to minimise it or banish it from your life.
People perform better when they can be themselves at work, so it is vital that organisations create inclusive working environments to support all employees, including neurodivergent individuals.