Because mental wellbeing is key to our health
From the power of positive thinking to strategies to manage stress, there are small steps you can take to boost your mental wellbeing.
Talking about mental health: How to help and support someone
Find expert tips to help you navigate conversations around mental health and best respond when someone reaches out for support.
Eco-anxiety: supporting young people’s mental health
Eco-anxiety is on the rise in young people. Discover practical tips to help your child navigate climate change and support their mental health.
Exercise and mental health
Explore the positive link between exercise and mental health and discover expert tips to help you incorporate more activity into your daily routine.
Men’s health and the internet
How does the internet impact men’s health? Explore the positives and find expert tips to help manage the negatives.
Latest research shows pressures are prompting senior career transitions
Exploring the pressures senior executives are facing, and the ways they can take back control of their mental health and wellbeing.
Bupa Global’s mental health coverage
Your mental health matters as much to us as your physical health.
A focus on men’s health
Dr Robin Clark, Medical Director for Bupa Global & UK, offers practical advice to help you look after your mental and physical health for the long-term
Improving physical and mental wellbeing in the long term
Why it's vital to have a wellbeing strategy that helps keep us emotionally and physically fit for the future.
Zero to 100
As we return to busy work schedules, family life and social engagements, how can we make sure we don’t rush back too quickly, and risk burnout?
Overcoming preconceptions of mental health
How to overcome your own mental health preconceptions and help family members speak out
How to cope with continued or new lockdown restrictions
With continued or new restrictions looming around the world, how can we overcome the mental health challenges that many of us faced earlier this year?
Managing stress without self-medicating
Many are turning to ‘self-medication’ to cope with stress, but experts warn this could have longer-lasting impacts on our mental health