Christine Schneider of Cambridge Therapy Centre contributed expert commentary to Metro on smoke and vape break etiquette in UK workplaces.
Article Headline: "Smoke and vape break etiquette is sparking up resentment in UK workplaces"
Subject: Christine Schneider, Clinical Psychologist, Cambridge Therapy Centre
Brand: Cambridge Therapy Centre
Journalist: Jessica Lindsay
Publication: Metro
Published Date: 03/11/2026
Topic: Smoke and vape break etiquette
Coverage Summary: Christine Schneider, Clinical Psychologist at Cambridge Therapy Centre, contributed expert commentary to Metro for an article examining how smoke and vape break etiquette can create resentment in UK workplaces. The piece looks at tensions around fairness, routine and colleague perceptions in shared working environments. Schneider's contribution added a clinical psychology perspective to the wider discussion about workplace relationships and the social dynamics that can develop around informal breaks and differing expectations at work.
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