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To reflect this issue’s feature that looks at mental health across the sector, it seemed the perfect fit to involve the Youngbloods, a not–for–profit group of young talent which aims to empower a new generations of professionals, “to kick arse in adv

In most instances, yes it should. As the ability to overlay first–party data over BVOD buys increases, so does the opportunity to sequentially serve messaging to tell a richer story and drive relevancy to a viewer, we should, therefore, be tailoring

Everymind director Jaelea Skehan: Stigma can be a barrier to talking about mental health in the workplace, so organisations need to consider the language they use and how adopting a unified approach can help employees feel safe and supported. Our cha

1 Meditation: I think any form of daily meditation is useful. For me, it’s just as important as brushing my teeth. And while I’m better at brushing my teeth than meditation, I still turn up to sit still everyday, knowing it will become easier with pr

My father was in the army and served during the Vietnam War. Like so many servicemen who have been subjected to the horrors of a war zone, he returned home carrying a massive burden — post– traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). In the 1970s, mental healt

There’s nothing like a sporting event to bring crowds together in a moment and allow them to experience something out of themselves. There’s a huge emotional pull; the stories, the action, the heroes and falls; it doesn’t get more dramatic than a big