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7 tips to reduce stress and improve mental health at workplace

Workplace stress has become a common issue, affecting mental health and productivity. Between tight deadlines, long hours, and constant pressure, it's easy to feel overwhelmed and stressed. But there are practical ways to manage stress and take better care of our mental well-being at work. Here are 7 tips that…

The Times of India

Families of Nottingham attack victims to meet PM in push for statutory inquiry

A report this week set out the contact Valdo Calocane had with mental health services before the killing spree and highlighted failings in his care.

Evening Standard

Children still being sent far from home for mental health care in England

Figures show practice continues eight years after pledge to end it, potentially impeding young people’s recovery

The Guardian - UK

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Aaron Hernandez's brother sentenced to time served in shooting threats case

The brother of the late New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez has been sentenced to 18 months of prison time already served for threatening to carry out a shooting at the University of Connecticut and to kill three people in 2023

The Independent UK

Can skincare cure anxiety? Are neurocosmetics the next big thing or another grift to avoid?

LET’S UNPACK THAT: Should we be turning to our beauty routine for mental health support, asks Emilie Lavinia

The Independent UK

Suspect's Mental Health Records Unsealed In Quadruple Murder Case

Unsealed court documents reveal medical and mental health records in quadruple murder case at University of Idaho. Speculation on mental health mitigation ...

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Nearly 900 Texas children are waitlisted for a mental health program billed as an alternative to foster care

Despite a long waitlist, the number of children served in the YES Waiver program has declined because of provider shortages.

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Anti-LGBTQ+ policies harm the health of not only LGBTQ+ people, but all Americans

In 2024, state legislatures introduced an all-time record of 533 bills targeting LGBTQ+ populations. These policies create a patchwork of legal landscapes that vary widely between and within states, affecting aspects of everyday life ranging from how kids learn and play to where adults live and work.

The Conversation

Prince of Wales discusses rural isolation with young farmers

The Prince visited Angus on Thursday.

Evening Standard

50 Hilariously Relatable Memes That Are Pure Serotonin (New Pics)

Need a serotonin boost? These fresh new memes are here to deliver instant laughs and good vibes! The post 50 Hilariously Relatable Memes That Are Pure Serotonin (New Pics) first appeared on Bored Panda.

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What Los Angeles-area schools can learn from other districts devastated by natural disasters

As Los Angeles County students begin returning to school after wildfires devastated the region, it’s worth examining how other U.S. educational systems disrupted by natural disasters have moved forward.

The Conversation

How to check up on your child’s mental health

Build a foundation of trust and ask open-ended questions.

The Independent UK

Royal news live: Prince Harry no longer considered a royal by the public, new poll reveals

The Invictus Games began on Saturday, bringing together over 500 competitors from 23 nations

The Independent UK

The life and death of Jen Bridges-Chalkley: why did a 17-year-old die waiting for NHS therapy?

Jen killed herself after enduring a long wait for the necessary mental health support. Why were so many opportunities missed to save her?

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The Independent UK

‘Parents facing barriers and delays in getting mental health help for children’

The Children’s Society polled parents of four to 17-year-olds in England and Wales.

The Conversation

What is sexsomnia? And how can it be used as a defence in court?

Over the past decade, “sexsomnia” has been used as a defence in a number of Australian sexual assault trials.

The Independent UK

Valdo Calocane: How quiet Nottingham grad from Christian family went on to kill three in monstrous attack

The 32-year-old had a history of mental health issues but had frequently failed to take his medication

Fortune

Little Otter, AI-powered family mental health startup, raises $9.5 million in funding

The San Francisco-based startup is led by a mother-daughter cofounder team.

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Prince William to visit Scottish charities tackling rural isolation

PRINCE William is set to visit mental health charities in Scotland which focus on rural isolation tomorrow.

The Independent UK

Why do things seem better in the morning? Scientists have found the answer

Happiness is highest in the morning and lowest by bedtime, UCL scientists say

The Independent UK

Nottingham triple killer care report a ‘horror show’, victim Barnaby Webber’s mother says

Emma Webber has urged Sir Keir Starmer not to back down on the promise of a public inquiry

Evening Standard

Nottingham triple killer care report a ‘horror show’, victim’s mother says

A report into the care received by Valdo Calocane was published on Wednesday.

AAP

Nurses join psychs demanding urgent mental health boost

After a stack of public psychiatrists signalled they would resign, nurses are urging a state government to prevent the mental health sector from crumbling.

The Independent UK

Landmark study reveals the effect of school phone bans

The study maps students’ grades, sleep and exercise habits - and how they differ with phone use

Evening Standard

School phone bans do not improve grades or mental health, says new report

Evidence also showed restrictive phone policies did not lower the overall time young people spent on their phones throughout the day.

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