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The Latest Breaking News from Mental Health

Marvel’s Thunderbolts* shines a light on men’s mental illness – but falls down with this outdated plotline

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The Conversation

BBC commissions documentary about TV chef Heston Blumenthal’s bipolar diagnosis

The restaurateur, 58, was diagnosed with the mental health condition in November 2023.

Evening Standard

‘It cannot provide nuance’: UK experts warn AI therapy chatbots are not safe

Experts say such tools may give dangerous advice and more oversight is needed, as Mark Zuckerberg says AI can plug gap

The Guardian - UK

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The 5 warning signs your mental health is dipping, according to a professional

Why it’s important to know the signs of poor mental health

The Independent UK

Deepika Padukone Is Living the Dream

The global superstar has conquered film, fashion, and business, but her newest role might be the one she's had her sights on the longest: motherhood. Here, the actress opens up about how having a daughter has re-centered her universe.

Marie Claire

'I Don't Know': Haliey Welch Opens Up About Hawk Tuah Crypto Scandal In Comeback Interview

After controversial crypto crash, 'Hawk Tuah girl' Haliey Welch reflects on lessons learned, mental health, and her plans for the future.

International Business Times UK

Government’s NHS aims ‘need investment in mental health services’

A new report says demand for mental health services among both adults and children is on the rise.

The Independent UK

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Women are drinking more than ever—causing even more detrimental health effects than men

Women in the U.S. have now caught up to men's historically higher drinking habits, placing their health at risk.

Fortune

Are kids resilient? Societies and families need to offer supports and relationships to nurture resilience

“Kids are resilient.” You have heard this before, right? You might have even said it, with the best of intentions.

The Conversation

AI therapy may help with mental health, but innovation should never outpace ethics

Mental health services around the world are stretched thinner than ever. Long wait times, barriers to accessing care and rising rates of depression and anxiety have made it harder for people to get timely help.

The Conversation

Police Call For Mental Health Reform As Bondi Stabbing Inquest Continues

“Mental health shouldn't just be a police response.”

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Coonabarabran grandmother in mental health facility after ‘confronting’ deaths of two young boys

Grandsons aged six and seven found dead at NSW property in case police are treating as double murder

The Guardian - AU

Bondi Junction killer missed out on mental health care because police lacked resources and were ‘overwhelmed’

Queensland mental health specialist reveals she couldn’t find someone to cover her role while giving evidence at Sydney inquest this week

The Guardian - AU

Kaiser and Mental Health Care Workers Reach Tentative Agreement

A long, grueling strike approaches settlement. Its underlying causes remain unaddressed.

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The Conversation

Labor has the chance to do something big in its second term. What policy reforms should it take on?

Labor’s historic election victory means the Albanese government has a rare opportunity to pursue a big, bold reform agenda. The scale of the victory all but guarantees a third term in office after the next election in 2028, and entrenches Anthony Albanese’s authority as prime minister.

The Conversation

‘I got sent something of people shooting themselves’ – research shows young people can’t avoid harmful content online

A new report from New Zealand’s Classification Office has revealed how young people are being exposed to harmful content online and what it is doing to their mental health.

AAP

Broken brains: how physical and mental health connect

A new Australian book offers insight, humour, comfort and hope to anyone who has faced physical or mental illness, and those who care for them.

The Conversation

Teachers and librarians are among those least likely to die by suicide − public health researchers offer insights on what this means for other professions

Where you work affects your risk of dying by suicide. For example, loggers, musicians and workers in the oil and gas industries have much higher rates of suicide than the rest of the population.

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Julien Baker quits tour 'focus on her mental health'

Julien Baker is taking some time out to "focus on her mental health".

The Guardian - UK

A child on thin ice: EA Hanks on life with her abusive mother – and world-famous father

One half of the author’s early life was spent with a mother who struggled with addiction, her mental health and caring responsibilities. The other was with her father Tom on film sets and in a house full of love and structure. She discusses her road trip back into her complicated…

The Guardian - AU

Joel Cauchi’s mother told police he would not get treatment unless he did ‘something drastic,’ inquest hears

Inquest into deaths of six victims in April 2024 told Joel Cauchi’s father and mother worried about weapons ‘especially if he’s going to lose contact with reality’

Pedestrian.tv

Here’s What’s Changing With Your Taxes, Bills & More Under A Re-Elected Albanese Government

A bunch of changes are headed your way, here's what you need to know.

The Independent UK

‘He needs to resign’: Democrats react with quiet shock to damning John Fetterman profile

Pennsylvania senator broke down crying and threatened to skip Hegseth vote, hid serious car wreck that injured his wife, New York Magazine reports

The Conversation

Stress, not identity, drives riskier cannabis use among sexually diverse youth, new study finds

Cannabis is undoubtedly a polarizing substance. On one side: a century of restrictive laws made cannabis illegal. This was based on little science. On the other side: a torrent of wellness claims encourage consumers to buy cannabis products. These claims are also based on little science.

Evening Standard

London leaver: 'Moving to the Herts countryside has had a massive impact on my mental health'

A calm environment outside London has been a vital part of this Walthamstow native’s recovery from addiction

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