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Stepfather of Martyn Hett 'shocked' by lack of timely mental health support for those affected by terror attacks

Dr Stuart Murray is calling on people caught up in atrocities to receive prioritised treatment

Manchester Evening News

Manchester Arena attack: Bereaved stepfather shocked by mental health aftercare

Dr Stuart Murray, whose stepson Martyn Hett was killed in the bombing five years ago, recalled screaming in his car after struggling to access help.

The Independent UK

Sandy Banks: The Buffalo shooting brings back a lifelong question: Why do they hate us so much?

My reaction to news of the mass shooting in Buffalo, New York, was more than emotional; my heart raced and my stomach churned. My hands are shaking as I write this nearly a week later.

Los Angeles Times

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Pals' tribute to Gateshead father and son who took their own lives within ten days of each other

Wayne Mitchell, from High Spen, Gateshead, took his own life in 2020 after the tragic suicide of his beloved son Jack

Chronicle Live

Herschel Walker's ties to veterans program face scrutiny

Herschel Walker boasts of his charity work helping members of the military who struggle with mental health

The Independent UK

Wellbeing secrets from the Chelsea flower show

Some of the biggest gardens at this year’s show explore the theme of mental health. From tactile walls to busy bees, here’s how they are creating green sanctuaries

The Guardian - UK

University discriminated against student who took own life, judge rules

Parents awarded £50,000 damages after academic heads failed to make mental health adjustments for Natasha Abrahart

The Independent UK

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Natasha Abrahart: Bristol University considering appeal after judge's ruling in suicide case

Natasha's body was found on the day she was due to give presentation she'd been dreading

Bristol Post

Could art on prescription be the key to turning around mental ill health?

Six months ago, Bronwyn thought art therapy was a pretentious activity for the inner-city elite. But one day she took a leap of faith and has never looked back.

ABC News

Vet mental health in focus for Flynn's walk

Flynn's walk is back in Canberra to raise awareness around the vet industry's high rates of mental health issues.

The Canberra Times

Manchester Arena bombing survivors call for mental health reforms 5 years after attack

Manchester Arena terror attack survivors are demanding urgent mental health reforms, as well as more investment in research and more training and education for healthcare workers

Daily Mirror

UK universities urged to boost mental health support after student death

Office for Students calls for effective support services after Bristol University found guilty of failings over Natasha Abrahart’s suicide

The Guardian - UK

Ayrshire GP manager runs 43 mile loop round Arran on birthday to help children access mental health services

Lindsay Pattie ran 43 miles on her 43rd birthday in a bid to help raise cash to support children unable to access vital Ayrshire services in 'crisis'

Daily Record

Isolation, virtual classes, resilience: Chicago grads reflect on pandemic-dominated college life

We spoke with four Chicago college students graduating this year about how the pandemic shook up their college experiences, their finances and their mental health.

Chicago Sun-Times

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Irish Mirror

Fit and healthy Irish woman diagnosed with breast cancer at 27 says her 'world fell apart'

Alex Quinn, a newly qualified mental health nurse from Belfast was fit, healthy and had just been married for a year when she received her diagnosis in May 2019

The Independent UK

University discriminated against anxious student who killed herself – judge

The University of Bristol must pay the parents of Natasha Abrahart £50,000 in damages for breaching its duties under the Equalities Act.

The Independent UK

Naomi Osaka admits to fears over French Open return after pulling out last year

The Japanese star opened up about her mental health struggles after refusing to fulfil her media duties.

Belfast Live

Larne mum helping those bereaved by suicide after son's death during lockdown

"It's my Lee's legacy I'm carrying on in his name."

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Nottingham Post

University to pay Natasha Abrahart's family damages over claim it 'exposed daughter to suffering'

Her parents say they 'blame the university for the role it played in our daughter’s death'

The Conversation

Whether you followed lockdown rules may have been influenced by your genetics – new research

All over the world, people suffered the influence of the COVID-19 pandemic on their wellbeing. However, the impact was not the same for everyone. We know physical health and mental health are affected partly by environmental factors, for example the COVID-19 pandemic, but partly by nature (genetics).

The Hindu

A year on, Naomi Osaka's French Open exit blazes path for mental health discussion

Naomi Osaka had stunned the tennis world when she withdrew from the 2021 French Open after boycotting post-match media duties. A year, the sport is addressing the mental toll on athletes

The Guardian - UK

Adventurous play boosts children’s mental health, study finds

Research comes as one of Europe’s biggest indoor play centres is set to open in Wetherby, Yorkshire

Daily Mirror

Family's hell as mould infests every room of 'disgusting' flat and spreads to furniture

Despite cleaning the walls and painting over it, the mould keeps coming through and is badly impacting the family's mental health

Daily Mirror

Harrowing legacy of abandoned mental health hospital housed in chilling Scottish castle

Lennox Castle used to house about 1,200 patients, considered to be 'mentally deficient'. Whilst care has come a long way since then, the torturous history of the facility lives on

The Guardian - AU

NSW government underspent on PPE and mental health, audit of $7.5bn Covid spending finds

Auditor general says state agencies forked out close to $200m on faulty imported masks and ventilators

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