The Latest Breaking News from Mental Health

Not many motorcyclists would argue if you called your motorcycle “therapist” or described riding as a “therapy session”. I certainly wouldn’t, and I’ve been living with some relatively serious mental health issues for the past decade. It’s not something I speak about on RideApart too often, but for this article,…

Jake Richards, Labour MP for Rother Valley, described the increase in male suicides as ‘part of a wider storm we face with worsening mental health’.

Matt Owens is stepping down from Netflix's One Piece

Bullying is a serious problem that impacts hundreds of millions of young people across the world each year. Defined as the goal-directed, harmful abuse of a power imbalance, bullying can cause serious, long-term physical and mental health outcomes for victims.

Children lost an estimated 11.5 million days of learning last autumn term as school absence rates remain higher than pre-pandemic

A lack of regulation is having harmful consequences

IN FOCUS : It’s no wonder we don’t like to think about the Covid era, writes Lauren O’Neill on the five-year anniversary of Boris Johnson announcing the first lockdown. In retrospect, it changed so much that we once took for granted about work, relationships and ourselves

‘I got anger issues too, but I wanna grow and not react so much smh,’ the singer wrote on Instagram

During a gruelling five-day run across England for Comic Relief, Jamie Laing emerged as a champion of men’s mental health – and he’s got the attention of teen boys

According to an investigation by Hundred Families, a charity that supports and advocates for families affected by mental health homicides, each year an average of 65 mentally ill people carry out killings. Between 2018-2023, 390 mental health patients in England committed, or were suspected of, murder or manslaughter.

Letters: Readers respond to the health secretary’s announcement that too many people are being ‘written off’ with a diagnosis