The Latest Breaking News from Mental Health

Root joined the rest of the England Test squad at a London screening of ‘Ben Stokes: Phoenix from the Ashes’ before heading north for the second Test

Coroner tells inquest face-to-face appointment would have helped Sean Mark, whose GP advised him to use online services

Numerous researchers have documented the quality of life and mental health of specific population groups. Examples include people living with HIV, the elderly, students, men who have sex with men, and pregnant women accessing health services. One review found that people with tuberculosis (TB) have a relatively high prevalence of…

"We have one rule around mutual respect and it works very well."

The newly established 988 national hotline, a 911-style emergency call system for people contemplating suicide or other mental health crises, has hit a pretty major acceptance snag. The system is barely a month old, yet there’s already a movement afoot to boycott it. Some users say it can make existing…

With almost 2000 students on waiting lists for counselling, the Scottish Government has faced calls to overhaul university mental health services

A new survey by Hestia found that 68% of respondents had experienced poor mental health symptoms this year

Daniel Kirton was 'kind, compassionate and would help out anyone', according to his family

The COVID-19 closure of university and college campuses and move to online learning in March 2020 was a massive global educational experiment. Many students were severely disadvantaged and strained during the experiment, others coped and some thrived. Educators are divided on its impacts.

The news comes after he cancelled his Redesign tour to focus on his mental health

Former England rugby star James Haskell details his experiences with mental health, Eddie Jones' never-ending fight for approval and a special summer for women's sport