The Latest Breaking News from Mental Health

“Birds of a feather flock together” is a cliche for a reason when it comes to romantic relationships. Shared religious beliefs, values, political affiliation and even music taste all influence attraction and satisfaction in a relationship. But a recent study has now identified another unexpected factor that may bring couples…

The scene shows a visibly agitated West confronting Kris Jenner, his former mother-in-law, about his medication and mental health.

Small business owners told telecoms group of stress four years before 62 launched £120m high court claim

Nineteen in immigration processing unit striking for access to medical and mental health care, among other demands

On the whole, men I’ve spoken to – like women – want children. But a host of issues, from housing to mental health, is getting in the way, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

Tamzin Hall, 17, was struck by a vehicle after leaving a police car on the M5 motorway in Somerset after being arrested at a children’s home

A heated confrontation between Kanye “Ye” West and Kris Jenner is a major flashpoint in the new documentary In Whose Name?, sparking big conversations about family, mental health, and responsibility. The film by Nico Ballesteros opened in US cinemas on September 19 and followed Ye through a turbulent period of his…

Meghan Markle fears Prince Harry's renewed royal ties could reopen old emotional wounds, with experts warning the move risks her mental health and stability.

Do you ever feel like your mind is a cage? You have goals and dreams, but a constant loop of worry, self-doubt, and what-ifs keeps you stuck. This isn’t just a bad mood; it’s a pattern. Certain mental habits, often learned in childhood or developed as coping mechanisms, can trap…

Chrissy Teigen turned to Ozempic when her body got "stuck" after she lost her son Jack and credits the drug for helping her mental health.

Clinical trials are underway across Europe testing whether psychedelic-assisted therapies can help address mental health disorders. But doctors urge a ‘sober science’ approach.