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Mental health absence hours among Scottish ambulance staff nears 170,000 in year

Scottish Liberal Democrat leader Alex Cole-Hamilton accused the SNP government of not addressing the mental health problem in the Scottish Ambulance Service.

Daily Record

Cobargo man sentenced over police siege. 'Fell through cracks' of mental health system, lawyer says

Samuel Robert Doolin told his mother he loved him before he was sentenced over a police siege in Cobargo in June.

ABC News

OCD, one of the most misunderstood mental health conditions

Sufferer Holly Moore says the affliction can ruin your life

Wales Online

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Fraud victims with mental health problems ‘less likely to get money back’

People who fall victim to fraud with mental health problems are also more likely to go into debt because of it, according to Which?

The Independent UK

Cost of living crisis driving more women into sex work to make ends meet

"It's not only a financial problem, it's causing mental health issues from the constant worry about money, bills and feeding a family"

Bristol Post

Illinois fines Celtic health insurance company $1.25 million

The Illinois Department of Insurance is fining health insurer Celtic Insurance Co. $1.25 million for allegedly failing to cover mental health and addiction at the same levels as other medical issues.

Chicago Tribune

More than 2 million Australians used Medicare's mental health plan, so why is it under review?

The future of a program that has helped millions of Australians seek treatment and support for their mental health remains unclear, as the government considers whether to wind back extra help provided through the pandemic.

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Biden administration seeks to expand 24/7 mental health care

The federal government wants to expand all-hours mental health and substance abuse care in communities around the country

The Independent UK

Being stressed out before you get COVID increases your chances of long COVID. Here's why

Stress is part and parcel of modern life. When we’re on the verge of a new challenge or a significant event, we can experience stress mixed with excitement and a sense of challenge. This form of “good” stress, or eustress, is important for growth, development, and achievement.

The Conversation

Irish League footballer hoping to help others after mental health battle

"The positive I take is that I came through it, and I managed to get through it by talking to people. I just had to admit that I was struggling."

Belfast Live

Govt 'fiddling around edges' of tax system

An expert has urged the Albanese government to go big on tax reforms and stop making small tweaks that affect the rest of the system.

AAP

Techno night for tragic 'raver' Ross McPherson raises £1500 for Lanarkshire mental health charity

Ross McPherson, who was affectionately known as Skinny, tragically took his own life earlier this year

Daily Record

Small Pharma's Q2 2023 Financial Results, 'Ultra Short-Acting Psychedelic Program' Underway

Small Pharma Inc. (OTCQB: DMTTF), a biotech company developing short-acting psychedelic-assisted therapies for diverse mental health disorders, reported its financial results for the three and six months ended August 31, 2022. For the period numbers show:

Benzinga

Paedophile who filmed half-naked young girl on phone spared jail

Callum Moon, 22, was caught in possession of more than 500 indecent images of children

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The Independent UK

Most parents struggling with mental health or finances – Unicef UK

Rising prices of essentials, expensive childcare and a lack of local support services are pushing families to ‘breaking point’, the charity warned.

Los Angeles Times

Suicide is complicated. So is prevention

I was 11 years old when I thought about killing myself for the first time.

Los Angeles Times

An LA journalist’s death by suicide still confounds years later. 'Can we ever understand that?'

Glasgow Live

Nightclub pals tribute to music lover 'Skinny' who was never without his earphones

A DJ club night was held in memory of young East Kilbride man Ross McPherson who took his own life earlier this year, and all the money raised will be donated to a mental health charity in his name.

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Daily Mirror

Roman Kemp says he 'needs to sort my head out' before he gets into a new relationship

Roman Kemp, 29, has battled depression since he was 15 and is focusing on his mental health before looking for love

Daily Record

Pals of tragic Ross McPherson hold DJ night for young Scot 'who always had headphones on'

Ross McPherson, who was affectionately known as Skinny, tragically died by suicide earlier this year.

AAP

Slater wants charges out on health grounds

Michael Slater is seeking to have assault and intimidation charges thrown out on mental health grounds as the former Test cricketer continues rehabilitation.

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago’s revamped 988 suicide ‘lifeline’ seeks to allay fears of police ties

The nonprofit running the city’s only call center says it has received about 350 calls and hasn’t transferred any to police.

Bangkok Post

Give mental health a chance

A string of mass shootings by officers in recent years may involve many factors, but they highlight the need for an improvement in mental health services, experts say, following the nursery massacre in Nong Bua Lam Phu's Na Klang district that left 36 people dead, mostly young children, and others…

The Conversation

Social media: how to protect your mental health

The recent inquest into the death of British teenager Molly Russell in 2017 has concluded that the 14-year-old “died from an act of self harm while suffering from depression and the negative effects of online content”. For some people, this ruling will be confirmation of what they have long suspected…

The Guardian - AU

Risks, rising costs and ‘relentless demands’: why so many musicians are cancelling their tours

Flights are expensive, festivals are being axed and ticket sales are slow, as exhausted artists in Australia and abroad are putting their health and finances first

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