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'Everybody knows somebody who is struggling' –Powered by meditation, tearful Demi Vollering embraces emotions of first Tour of Flanders triumph

Dutch rider discusses importance of constantly training her mind and revisiting the issue of mental health

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Forget 'Bridgerton': Nicola Coughlan's best role is this wickedly good British comedy-drama — and season 2 is almost here

Irish actress Nicola Coughlan received rave reviews for her hilarious work in the Tubi buddy comedy "Big Mood," returning for season 2 this April.

Tom’s Guide

Is the UK falling out of love with social media?

Ofcom data points to more passive consumption amid changes to apps and fears about mental health and past posts

The Guardian - UK

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Can a single therapy session make a difference? Experts say yes, with the right mindset

Can a single therapy session make a difference

The Independent UK

Rise in number of girls being identified as victims in county lines exploitation, data shows

Charities suggest ‘gendered understanding’ of crime means services often fail to recognise girls and young women as victims

The Guardian - UK

‘Kids will find a way around it’: Europeans on proposed social media bans for children

As countries across Europe look to follow in Australia’s footsteps and ban social media for minors, Euronews Next asks Europeans whether they agree with the move or not.

Euronews

The Mission of Living Hope Behavioral and Mental Health Care: Advance a More Nuanced View of Whole-Person Care

While Sibanda believes that medication remains a valuable component in many treatment plans, she observed that it was sometimes introduced early in the conversation, occasionally shaping expectations before alternative pathways had been considered.

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Neuroscience explains why teens are so vulnerable to Big Tech social media platforms

In a landmark decision, a Los Angeles jury has found that social media company Meta and video streaming service YouTube harmed a young user with addictive design features that led to mental health distress, including body dysmorphia, depression and suicidal thoughts.

The Conversation

Men’s wellbeing groups are growing - and helping fill gaps in mental health support

Pressure on mental health services across the UK is leaving many men without timely support when they need it most.

The Conversation

How Social Media Influences Our Daily Life

In the digital age, social media has transformed the way people communicate and access information. Almost every aspect of daily life now involves some interaction with social media platforms. Whether it is sharing moments, watching videos, reading news, or connecting with friends, social media plays a significant role in shaping…

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Saying “No” Isn’t Rude: It’s Self-Respect Every Woman Deserves

For generations, women have been socially conditioned to prioritize others’ needs before their own. Saying “yes” often feels safer than risking conflict. However, mental health experts increasingly emphasize that setting boundaries including saying “no” is a fundamental part of emotional well-being. Organizations like the World Health Organization highlight that chronic…

MyLifeXP

New mental health unit set to curb hospital violence

Patients experiencing aggression or distress will be re-diverted to a new mental health unit as a hospital tries to prevent violence against workers.

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‘The manosphere is dead and no one cares about Andrew Tate any more’: the poet taking on toxic masculinity

Sam Browne’s blend of brutal honesty and droll observation has made him a viral sensation. He talks about growing up in Southend, mental health and the healing power of poetry

The Guardian - UK

Warning: These 5 Shaving Creams May Contain Cancer-Linked Chemicals

Brace yourself: the smooth, slick shaving cream you trust might be hiding a dark little secret. Beneath that lush foam could lurk chemical troublemakers that researchers and environmental health groups have flagged for possible links to hormone disruption and cancer-related concerns. This isn’t alarmist clickbait — it’s a reality check…

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You Might Want To Prepare Tissues Before Reading These 53 Incredibly Wholesome Stories

It’s good to stay informed, but the real world gets so overwhelming, chaotic, and depressing sometimes that you need to take a break for your mental health. It’s important to remember that, as bad as things seem, there’s a lot of good out there in the world too, and it’s…

International Business Times

Colorado Parents and Counselors Brace for Impact of Supreme Court Ruling on State Conversion Therapy Ban

Colorado parents and counselors respond to a Supreme Court ruling weakening the state's conversion therapy ban, raising new concerns over protections for LGBTQ youth and future mental health care.

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"Linkin Park helped me survive." Anti-war protests, hidden identities and split personalities: Meet N0trixx, the Russian-born trap metal artist exploring mental health

N0trixx's experiences with dissociative identity disorder have inspired one of 2026's most fascinating metal debuts

MyLifeXP

How 1000 Names of Vishnu Can Rewire Your Brain

Imagine starting your day with a ritual so simple, yet profoundly powerful, it can calm your mind, sharpen focus, and uplift your spirit—every single morning. Vishnu Sahasranamam, the 1000 sacred names of Lord Vishnu, is not just a chant; it’s a key to inner peace and conscious living. Across centuries,…

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The Independent UK

The key to coping with a parent’s death may be how many siblings you have

Those with more brothers and sisters are less likely to buy mental health medication when their parents die

The Independent UK

Mental health facility let patient stay up late playing violent video games before he killed his roommate, lawsuit says

David Otey allegedly killed roommate Abdirashid Mohamed Hussein at the Minnesota Security Hospital

The Conversation

Will medicinal cannabis help my mental health? Here are the evidence and the risks

Anxiety, depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are among the most common mental health conditions for which Australians are prescribed medicinal cannabis.

The Guardian - UK

Almost half of primary teachers in England see pupils with eating disorders, survey finds

Poll of 10,000 teachers also finds ‘overwhelming’ exam anxiety and rising absenteeism linked to poor mental health

The Independent UK

Half of rural Colorado sheriff’s department indicted on charges including abuse of a corpse

The coroner’s office received a skull in what ‘appeared to be a used paper grocery bag, not a forensic evidence bag’

Texas Observer

East Texas Hit Hard by Gun-Related Suicides

Scarcity of mental health resources, prevalence of guns, and stigma all contribute to the region's high suicide rates.

The Conversation

Self-harm treatments less effective for men compared to women – new research

Men are more likely to die by suicide globally.

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