Work absences at record high in the Netherlands
Unscheduled absenteeism by Dutch workers is at an all-time high and the healthcare sector is hit the hardest, according to ...
Tag: mental health
Outdoor exhibition at Akerkhof raises awareness about mental health issues
Since October 25, Groningers get to experience a unique outdoor exhibition right in the city centre. By Mehret Haile-Mariam Depression ...
Groningen Student Union to provide new mental health ‘listening point’
The GSb hopes that the listening point can also collect stories of how peoples mental health has been affected during ...
‘University of Groningen must do more for the mental health of students’
Study associations of the University of Groningen argue for the further opening of the University's buildings and better support for ...
Online education in Groningen: “It felt like they disregarded my mental health”
How emotionally affected are students at the University of Groningen because of the online education? How much emotional support do ...
RUG student party calls on university to do more to combat Coronavirus loneliness
"University of Groningen must do more against loneliness of students", says Lijst Calimero More attention should be paid to the ...
UMCG proposes alternative to shock therapy for severe depression: ‘super-ketamine’
Esketamine can also be used to help those suffering from PTSD The UMCG in Groningen, together with various hospitals and ...
Theatre collective A-Way Productions seeks to break mental health taboos in “Labyrinth of Lines”
Although the shame of having a burn-out and feeling overstressed has declined in recent years, stigma still surrounds depression and ...
How can The Netherlands make foreign students feel less lonely?
Annual research shows year after year that foreign students feel isolated and frustrated by the lack of inclusion they feel ...
Foreign students “lonely and stressed”, in need of more contact with fellow Dutch students
International students in Groningen and other Dutch student cities report suffering from more stress than Dutch students, according to research ...