Recently, the UK has been hit with a series of strikes. The healthcare sector, in particular, is in crisis as nurses and ambulance workers plan to stage a few more days of industrial action in the upcoming months. The costs of living are rising and workers’ efforts should be adequately compensated to reflect that. But even if the staff’s pay increases, it’s impossible to put a price on someone’s mental health. The nurse strike shows that many workers are suffering from burnout.
Should You Spend Christmas With Friends Rather Than Family This Year?
The most wonderful time of the year is just around the corner. But as joyful as it is, it also comes with many expectations, one of which is spending holidays with family. Unfortunately, in some people’s cases, the image of a happy family presented by the media isn’t the reality. Many might choose to spend Christmas with friends instead
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Compensatory Masculinity: Is it Detrimental to Men’s Mental Health?
What is compensatory masculinity? In the past, the roles of men and women were clearly outlined. While women were in charge of childcare and homemaking, men’s lifestyle involved physical activity and seeking resources, which meant they had to constantly prove their status.
