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Yale and a student group are settling a mental health discrimination lawsuit

Yale University is settling a federal lawsuit that said the Ivy League school discriminated against students with mental health disabilities, including pressuring them to withdraw

The Independent UK

‘There’s a huge problem’: New Zealand searches for new ways to tackle family violence

Mental health apps focusing on personal history part of a wider push to support men and address high rates of family harm

The Guardian - AU

Strip searches and suicide attempts: the reality for children in Queensland watch houses

Mental health episodes and other incidents requiring treatment are ‘frighteningly common’ among children held alongside adults

The Guardian - AU

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Screen time is contributing to chronic sleep deprivation in tweens and teens – a pediatric sleep expert explains how critical sleep is to kids' mental health

With the start of a new school year comes the inevitable battle to get kids back into a healthy bedtime routine. In many cases, this likely means resetting boundaries on screen use, especially late in the evenings. But imposing and enforcing those rules can be easier said than done.

The Conversation

iOS 17 turns your phone into a mood-tracking device — here's how the feature works

You can log your mood and what's affecting your emotional state with a new tracking feature in the Health app in iOS 17. Here's how to make the most of that capability on your iPhone.

Tom’s Guide

GCSE results show us a nation of overwhelmed, vulnerable children. Where is the support?

Covid-19, social media, the tyranny of tests – the problems are known, yet politicians fail to draw the threads together, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

The Guardian - UK

Climate anxiety can spur action: study

Despite harboring negative feelings about the future of climate, many young adults are motivated to act

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Bank CEO ordered employees to return to the office for their own 'mental health'—and it sparked backlash

Managers entertaining the notion that their RTO mandates are for the benefit of their staff's mental well-being should reconsider.

Fortune

LGBTQ+ caregivers of people with dementia face unique stresses that lead to poorer physical and mental health

Caring for someone living with dementia can be a stressful experience that harms the physical and mental health of caregivers. Many caregivers experience depression and lower quality of life. LGBTQ+ caregivers face unique challenges that can magnify these strains.

The Conversation

Headteacher’s delight at GCSE results for pupils ‘most affected’ by pandemic

A campaign to improve mental health support in Brighton and Hove schools is under way.

The Independent UK

Climate Change Concerns Damaging Mental Health Of Young People

Researchers found that climate distress causes a lot of negative emotions in young adults.

Zenger

Our vagus nerves help us rest, digest and restore. Can you really reset them to feel better?

On social media and in wellbeing circles, people have been talking about the vagus nerve a lot. In fact, we have two vagus nerves – a left and a right – and their optimal functioning is essential for good physical and mental health.

The Conversation

How to be happier: 24 simple habits to help you feel more positive

Knowing how to be happier is all about the small uplifting habits in your routine. Here, several psychologists and other specialists reveal the important ones to include

Woman & Home

In platinum jubilee year, NIMHANS proposes time capsule, brain museum and more

As part of its platinum jubilee milestone, NIMHANS has lined up a slew of programmes all through the year including the release of a logo, stamp and first day cover, special articles about the institute, time capsule, a brain and mind museum, and an alumni meet

The Hindu

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Five reasons why mountain biking boosts your mental health

You'll never need another excuse to hit the trails as new research confirms the mental health benefits of mountain biking

The Hindu

A luxury rehabilitation centre, exclusively for women opens in Coimbatore

A newly-opened luxury rehabilitation centre in Coimbatore, exclusively for women, turns the spotlight on holistic recovery

The Texas Tribune

Will Texas’ new fentanyl awareness curriculum for public schools succeed where other anti-drug messaging failed?

Historically, anti-drug messaging in schools has failed to acknowledge the mental health reasons that youth self-medicate. Without that key lesson, advocates worry House Bill 3908 will be another D.A.R.E. campaign.

The Guardian - UK

‘Trust me, I have not been out-girlbossed’: pop star Reneé Rapp on Mean Girls, mean girls and mental health

She quit the Broadway musical of the Lindsay Lohan classic to preserve her mental health and has just released her debut album. It’s a time of high anxiety, the brutally candid songwriter admits

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Chicago Sun-Times

Heat got you down? High temps affect mood, work performance, studies show

Higher temps have been linked to lower motivation, higher suicide rates, higher ER visits for mental health reasons and poorer test scores for high schoolers.

The Conversation

Unpacking the invisible, gendered labour of women coaches

Despite a positive shift in sport culture towards prioritizing athletes’ mental health and well-being, the crucial work of coaches in supporting athletes — and the resulting emotional toll — remains taken for granted.

The Independent UK

Exercise apps could help boost healthcare workers mental health

Could working out more lower symptoms of depression? Here’s what researchers from the University of British Columbia found.

The Conversation

Online gaming communities could provide a lifeline for isolated young men − new research

Online gaming communities could be a vital lifeline for young men struggling silently with mental health issues, according to new research.

Fortune

Nearly half of employees report dreading work. These are the top 3 drivers

Employees cite unpredictability and feeling overwhelmed as some factors that make them dread coming to the office.

Dynamite News

Overuse of social media, screen time top parental concerns: Study

According to the University of Michigan Health C.S. Mott Children's Hospital National Poll on Children's Health, more than half of parents rank mental health issues as the top health concern for their children and teens. Read further on Dynamite News:

Zenger

New Research Reveals Parents’ Biggest Concerns As Kids Head Back To School

These were the biggest concerns in the annual survey of American parents.

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