Mynurva’s UX For Accessible Mental Healthcare
With further advances in growing technologies healthcare support has become more accessible as it can be accessed on digital devices.
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With further advances in growing technologies healthcare support has become more accessible as it can be accessed on digital devices.
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With the influx of news coming at a fast pace, many would struggle with their mental well-being as they get overwhelmed with the information.
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While burnout has similar symptoms to stress, its impacts are longer-lasting, relating to both mental and physical health, as well as business outcomes.
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The UK press continues to push the need for more mental health provision by highlighting areas of demand.
Demand for mental health services remains high in the UK Read More »
An expat’s life can present a unique set of challenges including a greater risk of mental health problems. Often, they suffer from depression, and isolation
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Mynurva’s latest partnership with insurance broker, Protectus Health.
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Digital mental health is a rapidly expanding market with the market-place being over-crowded by wellbeing apps and online services.
How digital mental health companies are changing the world Read More »
This Mental Health Awareness Week, we seek to highlight the issues surrounding loneliness in the workplace.
In The Moment Support for Workplace Loneliness Read More »
In recent years, there has been a growing trend of people spending hours scrolling through social media and news websites. This activity, known as doomscrolling, can have a negative impact on mental health.
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Teenage mental health is plummeting according to a study by The Journal of Psychology and social media usage is the most significant contributing factor.
Supporting Teen Mental Health Read More »