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Ben Stokes vows to be ‘advocate’ for mental health as England captain

Stokes succeeds Joe Root but just last summer he faced an uncertain future as he took a four-month hiatus from the sport.

The Independent UK

Ben Stokes believes he can ‘relate to anything’ as England captain after mental health break

Ben Stokes hopes that the break he took to prioritise his mental health last year will make him an approachable and relatable England captain, and revealed that he continues to receive regular support from a psychologist.

Evening Standard

Ben Stokes aims to encourage mental health conversation as England captain

The new skipper is still a month away from his first game leading the team

The Independent UK

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Let's prioritise perinatal mental wellbeing

Government needs to support and enable all new parents to access the support they need, says Holly Walker

Newsroom.co.nz

Reid Steele's family release moving statement as toddler's mother is detained for killing him

Natalie Steele, 32, was detained in hospital under the Mental Health Act after suffering from a psychotic illness which made her think demons were after her and her two-year-old son

Wales Online

Mother who drowned toddler detained under the Mental Health Act

Natalie Steele killed her son Reid in the bath after becoming paranoid her family were possessed by demons.

The Independent UK

Mother detained under mental health act after drowning two-year-old son in bath

Natalie Steele killed son in attempt to send him to heaven while suffering undiagnosed mental illness, psychiatrist finds

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Family of schoolgirl who died aged 11 urges others to seek help

Shania McAshee's organs saved the lives of four people after her sudden death

Belfast Live

Gaia Pope: doctor tells inquest of ‘failure of communication’ within NHS

Neurologist who treated Dorset teenager before her death in 2017 says he was not told when her mental health had declined

The Guardian - UK

‘Lack of communication’ affected teenager’s NHS care, inquest hears

Gaia Pope-Sutherland, 19, was reported missing from her home in Swanage, Dorset, in November 2017 and found dead 11 days later

The Independent UK

Twin brothers launch Dittolo digital mental health platform for businesses

Duncan and Guy Robertson are testing the Dittolo platform and want to work with businesses who could benefit

Birmingham Post

Edinburgh teen dedicating charity trek to tragic step mum who took her own life

The teen will embark on an 140 mile trek across Scotland and take on 40 munros including Ben Nevis in memory of his step mum and to raise awareness about mental health.

Edinburgh Live

Mayo Clinic Minute: Mental health needs rise as pandemic fluctuates

As COVID-19 infection cases continue to fluctuate, one area that medical experts continue to see an increased need for is mental health care.

Tribune News Service

Vulnerable, British and black? Now that’s enough to have you face deportation

It is clear that UK citizenship is only for the privileged, says writer Afua Hirsch

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Evening Standard

Alabama police hunt for missing ‘extremely dangerous’ prison inmate and guard

Ms White told co-workers she was taking the inmate to the courthouse for a mental health evaluation but there was not one scheduled

The Guardian - UK

Footage of racist violence traumatises black children, says author

Claudia Rankine, whose latest play, The White Card, is to tour the UK, warns of negative effect on mental health

Daily Record

Teen to hike 140 miles across Scotland and scale 40 Munros in powerful pursuit of mental health awareness

Ronan Ratcliffe, 17, will hike from Fortwilliam, Highlands, to Glendoll Forest, North of Dundee, after watching his own father battle depression and anxiety.

The Conversation

Giving ex-prisoners public housing cuts crime and re-incarceration – and saves money

“Going home” is a classic metaphor for exiting prison. But most people exiting prison in Australia either expect to be homeless, or don’t know where they will be staying when released.

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Dynamite News

Autism, ADHD, school absence are risk factors for self-harm in teens

A recent research led by King's College London and South London and Maudsley NHS Foundation Trust has analysed factors associated with self-harm in over 111,000 adolescents aged 11-17 years old. Read further on Dynamite News:

Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago is making strides to improve mental health care

Newly invested dollars have funded teams of mental health professionals to respond to 911 calls, helped to launch programs to divert Chicagoans with serious mental illness or addiction away from the criminal justice system and continued investment in mental health clinics.

Tribune News Service

LA mayoral hopefuls agree addressing homelessness is crucial but disagree on how

LOS ANGELES — As encampments multiply from Echo Park to Venice, homelessness has been the top issue in the L.A. mayoral race. And although Angelenos express broad support for building more housing for the homeless, the contenders say that can be only part of the solution.

Salon

Stigma of BPD looms over Heard trial

Therapists weigh in on one psychologist's testimony, and stigma of the BPD diagnosis in women

Al Jazeera

Egyptian researcher’s death requires ‘thorough’ probe, US says

Egyptian authorities say economic researcher Ayman Hadhoud died in a state mental health facility in early March.

Benzinga

Psyched: Elon Musk Praises Psychedelics Over Antidepressants, Field Trip To Split In Two, Colorado MDMA Bill Moves Forward

The world’s richest man gave another public nod to psychedelics medicine in favor of traditional mental health solutions.

The Conversation

Kindergarten educators with children at home struggled during the pandemic — mental health supports are needed

Concerns about the effects of school closures and COVID-19 disruptions over the past two years are still very much a concern for educators — including well-placed worries about how school closures have affected young learners.

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