The Latest Breaking News on Mental health

Richelle's journey with Parkinson's began almost six years ago, when she was three months pregnant

Justin Welby praised the effects of antidepressants in helping him to react to difficulties ‘like an average sort of human being’.

If you're searching the Internet for how to avoid burnout, you're not alone. Search around the subject has rapidly spiked this month, which indicates that more people than ever are feeling like they're at breaking point.

My aunt, who has advanced Alzheimer’s dementia, no longer recognizes herself in the mirror and fights staff over washing her hair. Nothing about how she lived her life suggests to me that she would want to continue living in this manner.I would like to encourage residents of Illinois to consider…

Erin Lloyd, 24, like many women, received an autism diagnosis later in life

The Sandyford-based service helps people with Parkinson's on several levels - psychological, informational, as well as with their speech and mobility issues

A new specialist service for patients with rare brain and spinal cord conditions has been launched in London.

Hair dating back to the Bronze Age burial site in Spain found that ancient human civilizations were using hallucinogenic drugs, according to a new study.

The odd video clip can detect if a person has the condition, according to a team of German scientists, with the brain processing the images in different ways.