Tag: Mental Health
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Kid Jupiter Set The Golden Hinde In Motion
in ReviewsA late discovery turns into something more, as Kid Jupiter’s folky indie pop fills the hull of the Golden Hinde with a rich, immersive sound that feels anything but static.
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London Makes Pressure Look Invisible
in ColumnLife in London can look effortless, full coffee shops, long queues and constant movement. But beneath the surface, many are quietly weighing every cost. As pressure builds, the question is not just how people are coping, but whether the systems around them are keeping up.
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This Needs to Be Said Plainly
We say we need to talk about suicide more. But when we do, we soften it. This piece pushes back against that instinct, asking what gets lost when the truth is made easier to sit with.
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Phones, Safety and the Illusion of Control
in ColumnBeing on the phone in public is often framed as a matter of safety. But when connection becomes constant, it raises a different question. What is this behaviour really protecting us from?
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Yerma, Watched From a Distance
in ReviewsSimon Stone’s adaptation of Yerma, viewed via Drama Online’s National Theatre Collection, is devastating. Watched from a distance, it becomes a study in pressure, isolation and the slow unravelling of a life shaped by expectation.
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Creative Recovery: Frames of Mind’s Fight for Sustainable Mental Health Support
in FeaturesFrames of Mind uses filmmaking and animation to support people experiencing mental health challenges. The impact is well documented. The funding is not.
Colin Cushion 