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Mental health funding – a lot just isn’t enough

Today from The Detail: Psychiatrists say the lack of data on the most pressing shortages, and absence of comprehensive planning, make new funding look piecemeal

Newsroom.co.nz

Ariana Grande's 'ICE OUT' Pin Foreshadowed Her Explosive 2026 War With the White House

Ariana Grande has slammed the White House for using her song Bye in a pro-ICE video, telling officials to stop linking her music to 'barbaric, inhumane' policies. A day later, she launched the Brighter Days Ahead Foundation to fund migrant, LGBTQ+ and youth mental health causes.

International Business Times UK

Former nurse completes 11-month solo trek for suicide awareness

Kit Birks hopes to raise more than £100,000 for two mental health charities, the Campaign Against Living Miserably (Calm) and James’ Place.

Evening Standard

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‘It’s shaped who we are now’: young people affected by Grenfell fire fight for justice and healing

Locals who were children nine years ago say they want to ‘carry on the legacy that older people started’

The Guardian - UK

Climate education is patchy and teachers need help

Time-poor educators are being left to muddle through the complex and emotionally-charged task of teaching climate change, with potentially harmful results.

AAP

Why women's burnout is costing Australian workplaces

Existing business systems are outdated and were never designed to help sustain the mental health of the people running them, researchers say.

AAP

Forget Yoga? Midlife Women Are Embracing This Alternative Wellness Trend

For years, yoga has been the go-to wellness activity for women navigating midlife. While yoga continues to offer valuable benefits, a growing number of women in their 40s, 50s, and beyond are discovering a simpler and more social alternative: walking groups. This wellness movement is gaining momentum because it combines…

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Why Do Certain Places Instantly Change Our Mood?

Most people have experienced it at some point. A walk along the beach brings an unexpected sense of calm. A visit to an old school sparks nostalgia. A crowded shopping mall creates irritation or exhaustion. These emotional shifts often happen so quickly that we barely notice them. The relationship between…

MyLifeXP

The Friendships Worth Letting Go of After 60

As we get older, many of us realize that friendships matter more than ever. Strong social connections can improve mental health, reduce feelings of loneliness,...

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Scotland fan reaches Boston after 3200-mile journey across US raising £1m for charity

SCOTLAND fan Craig Ferguson has reached the end of his 3200-mile Tartan Trek across the United States, helping to raise more than £1 million for a…

The National (Scotland)

More Women Are Choosing a “Low-Dopamine Summer” — And Mental Health Experts Approve

As temperatures rise and vacation season begins, a growing number of women are embracing what social media users have dubbed a “Low-Dopamine Summer.” Instead of chasing constant entertainment, endless scrolling, and packed schedules, many are intentionally slowing down and focusing on simpler activities. The trend reflects a broader desire to…

Budget and the Bees

Online racism is significantly affecting mental health, First Nations people say: ‘It’s like carrying a bully in your pocket’

Australian Human Rights Commission has called for a digital duty of care to prevent social media algorithms from incentivising ‘racist’ content

The Guardian - AU

What Therapists Know About the Problems We Keep Debating

Many of the challenges dominating public life are discussed as separate crises. Therapists see something different.

International Business Times

FED:Teens' mental health worsening due to social media

Young girls face the greatest psychological risk of all adolescents from using social media for extended periods, a decade-long Australian study has found.

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Teens' mental health worsening due to social media

Young girls face the greatest psychological risk of all adolescents from using social media for extended periods, a decade-long Australian study has found.

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The Truth Behind Ariana Grande’s Weight Loss And Ethan Slater Split As Friends Reveal A Concerning Pattern

“She needs a break and needs mental health treatment alongside nutrition,” a netizen said.

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Doctors Say the Summer Body Conversation Is Finally Shifting in a Healthier Direction

For years, the phrase “summer body” has been tied to crash diets, unrealistic expectations, and pressure to change appearance before swimsuit season. Today, many doctors and health experts say that conversation is evolving in a more positive and sustainable direction. Instead of focusing solely on weight loss, healthcare professionals are…

International Business Times UK

David Harbour, Lily Allen Divorce: Stranger Things Star Details Mental Health Breakdown And Shame After Split

David Harbour discusses his mental health struggles and the impact of his split from Lily Allen, highlighting the personal challenges faced during this tumultuous period.

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William comforts mental health charity user overwhelmed when praising its work

The prince visited East Anglia to learn about a pilot by Norfolk and Waveney Mind to support workers on the Sandringham estate and wider area.

The Independent UK

Prince William offers comfort to PTSD sufferer at mental health group

The prince learned about a mental health project to support workers on the Sandringham estate and wider area

The Conversation

Kids on social media more than two hours a day at higher risk of mental illness

As the United Kingdom and other countries make moves to follow Australia’s lead in restricting access to social media for under 16s, there is still much we don’t know about how the technology impacts young people’s mental health over time.

Medical Daily

America's 18 Million Cancer Survivors Are Struggling Mentally Long After Treatment Ends — and Most Get No Help

NPR/KFF June 9, 2026: America's 18 million cancer survivors face persistent post-treatment anxiety and depression — mostly unaddressed. Projected to grow to 22 million by 2035. Here's what the research shows.

The Conversation

Boys want to challenge harmful ideas about manhood – working with them, not lecturing them, is the key

In a recent BBC documentary, former England men’s football manager Gareth Southgate explored the challenges facing young men in Britain, including low school attainment, declining employment opportunities, low self-esteem and poor mental health. The positive masculinity Southgate promotes focuses on ambition to achieve, emotional openness, resilience and learning from setbacks,…

International Business Times UK

Millie Bobby Brown Bullying Claims: David Harbour Details Mental Breakdown Toll

David Harbour discusses the mental health impact of bullying allegations from Millie Bobby Brown on the Stranger Things set, highlighting their complex yet supportive relationship.

International Business Times UK

Princess Diana's Private Letter to Terence Stamp Hints at Use of 'Prozac' During Mental Health Struggles

Princess Diana's private letters to Terence Stamp revealing personal life and mental health reflections are set for auction, drawing major interest.

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