Justin Thomas

Justin Thomas says that economic depression need not lead to the psychological kind

Justin Thomas writes about digital detox and the right to switch off from work emails

The idea that medication is always the best way to go needs a critical re-examination, writes Justin Thomas

Maryam is more than just a simple name, writes Justin Thomas

Justin Thomas explores the pyschology of the Arabic language

Justin Thomas asks what we might do if we had a shorter working day or week

Justin Thomas's accidental use of an Arabic expletive has led him down an interesting research path

We need to regulate our urge to splurge on occasions such as Black Friday, White Friday and Blue Monday, writes Justin Thomas

Service learning generally promotes positive attitudes, social development and is associated with improved academic outcomes, writes Justin Thomas

Where intolerance prospers, hate crimes blossom, writes Justin Thomas

If you live in a densely populated city, you are more likely to be depressed, says Justin Thomas

Justin Thomas writes about education, self-reflection and questioning assumptions

After more than a century of searching for biomedical cures for psychological complaints we are still looking, writes Justin Thomas

Justin Thomas assesses why the creepy clown phenomenon has spread across the globe.

Justin Thomas asks if any of us are prepared to render psychological first aid in the event a mental health crisis.