Medical articles of Work stress

22/01/2026
Dr Nikki Scheiner
Psychologist
Clear communication and mental health: why it matters at work and at home
Clear communication plays a vital role in mental health, emotional wellbeing and relationship satisfaction. Difficulties with communication are frequently linked to stress, low mood and relationship breakdown, both in professional and personal settings. In this article, a consultant psychologist explores what clear communication means, why it is essential in the workplace and at home, and how it influences depression, wellbeing and relationships.
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11/11/2025
Mr Justin Stephenson
Clinical psychologist
Stress in the workforce
When work stress becomes constant, it can lead to burnout, reduced productivity and a decline in overall wellbeing.
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25/07/2025
Dr Annabelle Banks
Consultant psychiatrist
Imposter syndrome and work-related stress: Understanding the connection, and how to manage it
Imposter syndrome refers to a persistent feeling of self-doubt and a fear of being exposed as a ‘fraud’ despite evidence of competence and success. It’s commonly experienced in professional settings and can significantly contribute to work-related stress.
25/06/2025
Dr Sandra Rasqui
Counselling psychologist
A psychologist’s guide to stress management
Stress is the body’s natural response to difficult or demanding situations. While it’s a normal aspect of life, prolonged or excessive stress can significantly impact both physical and mental health. Dr Sandra Rasqui, leading counselling psychologist, provides an expert insight into the causes of stress, its effects on the body, and strategies for managing it.
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03/06/2024
Dr Raisa Kumaga
Psychologist
How to manage work-related stress
Work stress is a common challenge faced by many people in today's fast-paced and demanding work environments. Here, Dr Raisa Kumaga, leading counselling psychologist, provides an in-depth understanding of work stress, its symptoms, impacts, and effective management strategies.
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10/05/2023
Dr Catherine Sykes
Psychologist
Psychological safety in the workplace: how does this affect daily life?
Psychological safety refers to feeling validated, respected and safe to speak up about issues which are affecting us, not only in the workplace but in daily life. Leading chartered psychologist Dr Catherine Sykes explains how this concept applies to our daily lives.
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27/01/2023
Dr Nicky Kimber-Rogal
Psychologist and Therapist
Work Stress (Part 2): Burnout and Coping Strategies
While stress is common, and can even be helpful in certain occasions, it also causes mental, physical, and emotional strain that affects health and wellbeing. This is an issue for many people at the workplace, especially. In the conclusion of a two-part series on work stress, Dr Nicky Kimber-Rogal offers an expert insight into the health problems that can occur due to stress, the link between stress and burnout, and the effective management of work stress.
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27/01/2023
Dr Nicky Kimber-Rogal
Psychologist and Therapist
Work Stress (Part 1): Personal life and Productivity
While stress is common, and can even be helpful in certain occasions, it also causes mental, physical, and emotional strain that affects health and wellbeing. This is an issue for many people at the workplace, especially. In the first part of a two-part series on work stress, Dr Kimber-Rogal offers an expert insight into the effects of stress on one’s personal and professional life.
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26/10/2022
Dr Tim Ojo
Psychiatrist
When does stress at work become a problem?
Revered senior consultant psychiatrist Dr Tim Ojo details how the COVID-19 pandemic and cost of living crisis may have impacted on our mental health and describes when work stress becomes a problem in this informative article.
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03/03/2022
Dr Catherine Sykes
Psychologist
On the slippery slope to burnout? Climb your way back to optimum health
Our mental health stays with us wherever we go, including at work. Burnout in our places of employment is becoming a condition that's increasingly reported and some people are beginning to recognise how overwhelmed they feel in their jobs. Leading psychologist and coach Dr Catherine Sykes is here to offer her expertise on work-related burnout in this informative article.
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