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Children affected by domestic abuse given automatic victim status

Under the updated legal guidance, children will get automatic access to support such as mental health and safeguarding services.

The Independent UK

Alleged Canberra Hospital killer, victim identified as more charges laid

Aleu Mapiou is accused of killing Dusko Culibrk inside the hospital's adult mental health unit.

The Canberra Times

Salisbury Safe Haven drop-in mental health clinic offers alternative to overcrowded emergency departments

A new, free walk-in mental health service has opened in Adelaide's north with the hope it will offer patients an alternative to overcrowded emergency departments and provide more personalised support.

ABC News

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Suicide rates double in Liverpool and Wirral since 2019

Nearly 10% of people who died in unusual circumstances last year were found to have taken their own lives

Liverpool Echo

Addiction treatment proponents urge rural clinicians to pitch in by prescribing medication

MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa — Andrea Storjohann is glad to see that she’s becoming less of a rarity in rural America.

Tribune News Service

We need to start treating grieving for our pets seriously — therapists can help

A new review article offers guidance for therapists to help clients grieve their pets, suggesting ways we can support our mental health as we grieve our pets.

Inverse

Kate Winslet: I wish Government would crack down on impact of social media on mental health

Kate Winslet said the Government should make social media companies enforce age limits to protect children’s mental health.

Evening Standard

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NYC Mayor Adams’ mental health hospitalization plan greeted with skepticism from cops, EMS on the front lines

NEW YORK — The skepticism was swift and citywide, from police precincts to emergency rooms and EMS ambulances, when New York City Mayor Eric Adams rolled out his new plan to force the mentally-ill into medical treatment.

Tribune News Service

UK prisons 'most hostile workplaces in Western Europe' as days off with stress soar

The Prison Officers’ Association says staff are facing mental health issues because they’re operating in the most hostile workplaces in Western Europe

Daily Mirror

Veteran who served with William and Harry wants their help on military mental health

Former soldier Paul Minter, who lost 15 friends who took their own lives, has run thousands of miles to raise millions for veterans struggling with PTSD, and wants the two princes to back his efforts

Daily Mirror

TV explorer and Afghan vet says physical challenges and positivity helped mental health

Explorer and Afghanistan veteran Levison Wood tells Debbi Marcohow positivity and physical challenges help his mental health after he broke his leg after a bike accident in Greece

Daily Mirror

Gateshead dad's heartache as beautiful daughter takes her own life aged just 23

Terri Sullivan, from Gateshead, took her own life at Roseberry Park Hospital after a long history of mental health problems

Chronicle Live

Anita Chabria: New York will treat more mentally ill people against their will. Should California follow?

At 13, Maddie Delaney was first chair viola in the orchestra at her San Leandro middle school, keeping rhythm for the violins as her mother, Jennifer Williams, puts it — until she began to have delusions.

Los Angeles Times

‘Greatly concerned’: prosecutor warns of potentially ‘unlawful’ disclosures about Brittany Higgins

Exclusive: ACT director of public prosecutions Shane Drumgold reveals he has made complaint about undisclosed matters that are currently under investigation

The Guardian - AU

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Newcastle Herald

Revs revisits playful side in new show

Newcastle artist Mitch "Revs" Resevsky has carved out a mighty reputation in the last eight years, drawing attention on the national stage for his colourful, energetic murals and commercial projects for major clients, and building a sizeable Newcastle fanbase with his iconic, cartoon-like characters and beach and harbour images of…

The Walrus

Who Gets to Be Mentally Ill?

Today, people talk about seeing a therapist like they’re going to the dentist. But our compassion around mental health still excludes the people who need it most

The Independent UK

National 988 mental health hotline back up after outage

The nation’s 988 call service for helping anyone experiencing a mental health emergency is back up and running after a daylong outage

Salon

Overcoming addiction in rural America

Health care workers are being encouraged to prescribe buprenorphine for patients overcoming opioid addiction

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Irish Mirror

Almost 500 people have attempted suicide at River Shannon in Limerick city in past five years

It is on average nearly two people every week

Daily Record

West Dunbartonshire children with undiagnosed mental health conditions are 'falling through the cracks'

It was revealed that young people referred to specialist mental health services in West Dunbartonshire could be waiting up to two years before they receive treatment.

Woman & Home

I went for a 30-minute walk every day for a month - here are the surprising benefits I found

Walking 30 minutes a day can do wonders for your health, here's what I learned doing it for a month

AAP

Push for national reforms in rape cases

Prosecutors have dropped the case against Brittany Higgins' accused rapist due to the impacts on her mental health and advocates say urgent reforms are needed.

Reuters

Australian prosecutors drop parliament rape case

Australian prosecutors said on Friday they will drop the high-profile case of a former government adviser accused of sexually assaulting a colleague in parliament, because the trial was severely harming the complainant's mental health.

ABC News

WA government moves to repeal law that allows indefinite detention of mentally impaired people

A law that has long been criticised by mental health groups was deemed by the United Nations to breach the rights of people with disabilities.

The Conversation

Four-day week trial confirms working less increases wellbeing and productivity

A group of companies that have been trialling a four-day working week have recently reported increased revenue, with fewer employees taking time off or resigning. While it’s easy to understand the effects of a shorter week on worker wellbeing, the positive effects on company earnings and productivity may be more…

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