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Seventh Substance-Related Passing In Adult Industry Highlights Its Mental Health Emergency

"I could tell her until I was blue in the face not to do it, and why you shouldn’t do it, but she would just hide it from me."

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Mental Health Crisis: 4 Critical Questions About Your Child’s Mental Health

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‘Indigenous helpers’ are essential to culturally responsive mental health care

For nearly two decades, I worked as a therapist in a large psychiatric hospital in Toronto, supporting people living with severe mental health challenges. Many of those I encountered were navigating complex intersections of psychiatric diagnoses, chronic physical illness, poverty, and the breakdown of family and social support. Stories of…

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8 Crisis Hotlines That Were Caught Sharing Private Data

In a world where mental health conversations are finally being taken seriously, crisis hotlines have become sacred spaces—lifelines for people in their darkest, most vulnerable moments. These services are built on trust, privacy, and the promise of confidential support.

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‘He begged not to die’: partner of man who died after being restrained by police joins calls to change mental health response

Taite Collins filmed his partner Collin Burling being restrained by officers at their public housing block in Sydney’s Waterloo

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10 Public Safety Programs That Are Failing Where It Matters Most

Public safety is supposed to be the foundation of a secure and thriving society. It’s what lets families sleep at night, allows kids to walk to school, and gives communities the confidence to grow. Yet across the country, a startling number of public safety programs are faltering in the very…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Martin Lewis’ charity says DWP is ‘more aggressive than banks’ in clawing back debt

‘It cannot be right that the state is lagging far behind the standards that consumer creditors have to meet’

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‘I just couldn’t stop crying’: How prison affects Black men’s mental health long after they’ve been released

Mike returned home to Philadelphia after a 15-year prison sentence and suffered an emotional breakdown.

The Conversation

Why Complaining About the News May Be Ruining Your Friendships

Venting about the latest political scandal or economic downturn feels like a common way to connect. It helps us process overwhelming events. We find common ground with others who feel the same frustration. However, a constant diet of negativity can have a corrosive effect on our mental health and our…

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"A band reaching out to the listeners they know are already there": Bush toy with invention but ultimately lack ambition on I Beat Loneliness

UK grunge lifers delve into mental health matters for album number 10

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Why employees hesitate to disclose mental health concerns – and what employers can do about it

About one in four employees has a diagnosable mental health condition, and up to 65 per cent say mental health concerns interfere with their ability to work.

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'They saved my mental health': BBC Radio 2 host Shaun Keaveny calls on government to protect canals

The presenter says canal walks have become essential to managing his ADHD - and wants ministers to protect these spaces for the millions who rely on them

Evening Standard

‘In the world of psychiatry, all your certainties are shattered’: has cinema’s champion of kindness run out of patience?

Nicolas Philibert completes his triptych of films about mental health centres with a documentary about where patients go on their darkest days

The Guardian - UK

10 Legal Documents Everyone Over 50 Should Have—but Most Don’t

Turning 50 is a milestone. It’s a time when you start thinking about what comes next. You might be planning for retirement, helping your kids, or even caring for aging parents. But there’s one thing many people skip: getting their legal documents in order. Without the right paperwork, your wishes…

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27 Incredibly Useful Things People Heard While In Therapy

You should never put your mental health on the back burner. Make it a priority, alongside your physical health. Always.

The Independent UK

The health conditions that may increase your risk of dementia

Experts identified ‘critical time windows’ in which certain illnesses pose the greatest risk to patients

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Study pinpoints ‘critical time windows’ for illnesses that pose dementia risk

Experts said up to 80% of dementia patients have two other chronic health conditions, but there is a ‘lack of understanding’ about age of onset.

Evening Standard

Charity highlights ‘harsh treatment’ of people who have been overpaid benefits

The Money and Mental Health Policy Institute said that overpayments can build up for months unbeknown to recipients but the DWP clawback may be rapid.

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Is our mental health determined by where we live – or is it the other way round? New research sheds more light

Ever felt like where you live is having an impact on your mental health? Turns out, you’re not imagining things.

The Independent UK

Bravo star Scheana Shay reveals the ‘biggest secret’ she’s ever kept — and it’s not about her marriage

NEWS: EXCLUSIVE: Scheana Shay is at her ‘most authentic’ in her new memoir, ‘My Good Side,’ which will be released July 22. Caitlin Hornik spoke to the Bravo star ahead of its release about all things mental health, motherhood, and Lisa Vanderpump.

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Devastating Secrets: 6 Family Secrets That Could Derail Child Development

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Birth trauma 'dismissed, shrouded in secrecy'

Delays in diagnosing and treating birth injuries are significantly affecting women's mental health, impacting ongoing physical limitations and quality of life.

Evening Standard

What is postnatal depression? Anne-Marie opens up about struggles after second child

Here’s an overview of what causes postnatal depression and anxiety, which symptoms to look out for and how to treat it

Evening Standard

Bereaved mothers call for urgent action to fix mental health services

The families were backed by Melanie Leahy who led a ten-year campaign for a public inquiry into mental health related deaths in Essex.

Evening Standard

OPINION - Don't believe the lies - antidepressant withdrawal is a very real crisis

Many people have difficulties stopping antidepressants. Especially if they have been taking these drugs for a long time, when they are at risk of suffering severe and long-lasting effects from withdrawal. I would know - I’ve been a GP for over 30 years with a specialist interest in mental health.

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