"A new book confirms what we already know in our hearts – that income inequality is bad for our mental health. Rather than anti-anxiety drugs in the water supply or mass psychotherapy, reducing inequality would increase wellbeing and quality of life for us all"
I have recently finished re-reading Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World. Many of you will be familiar with it. For those who have never read it, it is set at some undetermined point in the future, where universal happiness is a shared, societal imperative.
If we did not appreciate it before, we do now. The course we are on is a practical and vocational one. Beyond the reflective journal, the skills sessions and the written assignments, we need to get out there and counsel
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