Mental health stigma: where’s my cheesecake?
Tania Browne: Mental illness can be just as common and debilitating as physical ones, but people react to them very differently, eg one is more likely to get cake
App could help people shape their dreams, claims psychologist
Dream:ON iPhone app plays a soundscape a few minutes before the user's alarm goes off
This column will change your life: where heaven and Earth collide
'We're in the territory, here,' Oliver Burkeman says, 'of the ineffable: the stuff we can't express because it's beyond the power of language to do so'
Why MS sufferers like me need the highs and lows of unrealistic optimism
Peter Thompson: Statins may not be the miracle cure we keep looking for. But, just as when I was diagnosed, I believe science will be my salvation
All by myself: is loneliness bad for you?
He's happily married, but Will Storr want to be alone – all the time. Is this healthy?
Growing old stressfully: chronic stress and prematurely aged cells
James Kingsland: Apparently healthy older men who have poor social support networks and abnormal physiological responses to stress show signs of accelerated cell ageing
Letters: aid workers need to blow off steam
Emotional and physical release is crucial for people working under stress, but controlled and long-term training is much better than drinking and partying, says psychologist to aid workers Carla Uriarte
Falling into the Fire review – a psychiatrist’s impressive study of mental health
Christine Montross helps to demystify madness with her insightful, case-based account of the ethics of psychiatry, writes Stephanie Merritt
Children of older men at greater risk of mental illness, study suggests
Research finds children born to fathers aged over 45 were more likely to have mental health problems and do poorly at school
This column will change your life: inboxes rock!
'At first, the realisation that inboxes are everywhere will make you feel like the only normal human in a zombie movie, surrounded by the living dead,' Oliver Burkeman says. 'Really, though, it's good news'