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North Belfast charity urging football clubs to 'have each other's backs'

TAMHI are inviting clubs and players to take part in a special event to support Mental Health Awareness Week

Belfast Live

Harry talks about importance of mental health fitness in podcast interview

The duke is chief impact officer for professional coaching and mental health firm BetterUp.

The Independent UK

Missing teenager ‘anxious’ about alleged rapist’s jail release, court hears

Gaia Pope-Sutherland, 19, had been diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder after revealing she had been raped by a man when she was 16.

The Independent UK

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Mentally unwell women are being sent to prison instead of hospital due to lack of NHS beds, MPs warn

Shortage of NHS beds means women with acute mental health problems sent to jail ‘for their own safety’

The Independent UK

Ricky Hatton defends return in exhibition bout: ‘I’m doing it to inspire people’

Hatton has had struggles with mental health and wishes to show people things get better

The Independent UK

Friends of Caroline Flack organise new festival 'Flackstock' to raise money for mental health charities

'Flackstock' will showcase various comedy, dance and music acts, with funds from the event being raised for mental health charities.

Daily Record

'Body dysmorphia left me suicidal - I didn't even know men could suffer from it'

Danny Bowman was just 15-years-old when he developed a fixation on his physical appearance that was so debilitating it halted his education for years and left him housebound

Daily Mirror

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Will Elon Musk free us from Twitter?

Twitter's reality-distortion field is damaging journalism, mental health and truth. Maybe Elon is doing us a favor

Salon

Long Covid patients with obesity more likely to suffer for longer, says new study

A new study on Long Covid has found that two-thirds of people who caught Covid-19 still suffer from symptoms a year later - and those carrying more weight are likely to struggle longer with the lingering effects

Daily Mirror

Liverpool prisoner who took his own life couldn't share cell due to violent past

An inquest heard Ian Galtress died from hanging in his single-occupancy cell in HMP Liverpool

Liverpool Echo

12 jobs you can apply for in Cardiff that pay above the average wage of £27k

All these jobs are advertised as paying above the average wage for Cardiff

Wales Online

DWP PIP could be worth up to £627 a month if you have one of these 21 conditions

People with a disability or physical or mental health condition could be eligible for as much as £627 every four weeks in Personal Independence Payments from the Department for Work and Pensions

Glasgow Live

Q&A: She sang of abuse in a Broadway smash. 15 years on, she reveals she's a survivor too

"Spring Awakening: Those You've Known" recounts how, over 15 years ago, an angsty rock musical won eight Tony Awards and launched the careers of its young cast, including Lea Michele, Jonathan Groff, Skylar Astin, Lilli Cooper and John Gallagher Jr. Based on Frank Wedekind's 1891 drama, the Broadway phenomenon from…

Los Angeles Times

Climate change also affects mental health. Call it eco-anxiety.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Anna Lynn Heine has thought about dropping out of Eckerd College in St. Petersburg more times than she cares to admit.

Tribune News Service

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The Guardian - UK

These shocking stories show mental health is still not being taken seriously in England

We’re paying £2bn a year to subsidise private mental health hospitals, says Guardian columnist Owen Jones

Liverpool Echo

Mum with tragic past loses three members of family to 'silent killer'

Sabrina Dunbavin hopes speaking up about her grief will help others seek support

Tribune News Service

Steve Nash: ‘Mental component’ to Ben Simmons’ long-delayed return

Nets head coach Steve Nash confirmed reports that All-Star forward Ben Simmons is still dealing with mental health issues that have delayed his Brooklyn debut.

Benzinga

Psyched: Big Pharma's Sanofi Enters Psychedelics Space, DNA From 80 Psilocybe Mushrooms Published Online, Maine Psychedelics Bill Shelved

Benzinga’s first-ever Psychedelics Capital Conference was a colossal success. Over 600 investors, policymakers, industry executives and thought leaders gathered at the Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach for a full day of networking and education.

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Sports Illustrated

Report: Simmons Needs More Mental Health Support From Nets

The point guard and his agent reportedly met with the team’s leadership Monday to discuss what it’s going to take for him to return to the court.

ABC News

From Sale to Goodwood, footy clubs are evolving to help their players with mental health

Justin McLay had never shown any signs that he was battling with his mental health before his tragic death. It is why his country footy club and others like it are going above and beyond to support their players during their darkest days.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on mental health privatisation: unsafe spaces

Editorial: Businesses that fail patients while making profit margins of 15%-20% are no substitute for investment in the NHS

The Guardian - UK

Private mental health hospitals repeatedly criticised for unsafe care

Private chains treating NHS patients criticised at inquests dozens of times over past 10 years

The Guardian - UK

Patients pay a price for shortage of NHS mental health beds

Letters: Retired consultant psychiatrist Jeremy Seymour and Dr Richard Turner on the privatisation of patient care

Tribune News Service

California mental health court won't help homeless, advocates say

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Last month, California Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled a plan to create a civil court system to compel treatment for people suffering from serious untreated mental illness, saying it's time for the state to "take some damn responsibility to implement our ideals."

Liverpool Echo

Hard working dad with 'perfect' life hid medication before his death

Ray Betts was a devoted husband who never 'had a bad word to say to anyone'

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