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Here’s What Psychologists Have To Say About Those Guys Rawdogging Flights

A psychologist and "boredom expert" claims rawdogging flights with no entertainment or stimulation could have mental health benefits.

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Lewis Hamilton feared he would not win again as he ends victory drought

Lewis Hamilton has admitted he feared he might never win again and suffered mental health issues as he endured over two years without a Formula One win

The Guardian - UK

Years at Exclusive Brethren school were ‘darkest moments of my life’, former student says

Ben Woodbury says school run by sect was not a safe environment for him, with limited access to external counselling services

The Guardian - AU

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Five key workers on how Labour can fix Britain, from the NHS to prisons

Workers in healthcare, education and justice are battling crumbling systems. They told us what actions they want to see from the new government

The Guardian - UK

Why are US states, school districts banning smartphones in schools?

Many experts around the world say smartphones pose a danger to children’s mental health, but does a ban work?

Al Jazeera

'I went to the doctor to talk about it and just burst into tears': What you need to know about depression and cycling

Rates of depression have risen dramatically since the pandemic –and cyclists aren’t immune, as Chris Marshall-Bell finds out

Cycling Weekly

Americans grapple with prolonged inflation impacting finances and mental health. Recent data shows a downward trend.

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A bench and a grandmother's ear: Zimbabwe’s novel mental health therapy spreads overseas

In Zimbabwe, talk therapy involving park benches and a network of grandmothers has become a saving grace for people with mental health issues

The Independent UK

Psychologist vs psychiatrist: What's the difference

Mental health is of prime importance and off late people have started realizing its importance. Psychologists and psychiatrists play crucial roles in addressing mental health needs. Psychologists specialize in psychotherapy and psychological assessment, helping individuals cope with emotional challenges, behavioral issues, and mental disorders through evidence-based interventions. Psychiatrists focus on…

The Times of India

Woman allegedly tried to hit ex-partner and two children with car

She has been ordered to undergo a mental health assessment.

The Canberra Times

Mindful Travel with justfly.com

Insights for enhancing mental health on your journeys

The Walrus

Hollywood Actor Sheds Light On Low-Wage Workers After Revealing They Were Fired From Chipotle

“I have so many things ‘working against me,’ but I’ve found ways to make them my strength.” The post Hollywood Actor Sheds Light On Low-Wage Workers After Revealing They Were Fired From Chipotle first appeared on Bored Panda.

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Here’s Why You May Not Be Getting the Benefits You Expected From Mindfulness

You’ve probably seen the word mindfulness everywhere these days, from the news, to magazines, to social media.

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Young people sadder, lonelier since social media onset

Young Australians report worsening mental health since some of the most popular social media platforms entered their lives.

The Conversation

Detroit’s legacy of housing inequity has caused long-term health impacts − these policies can help mitigate that harm

Detroiters who face rising rents, poor living conditions and systemic barriers to affordable and safe housing are at greater risk of poor health, our research finds.

The Canberra Times

ACT Greens promise Safe Haven expansion

The party has made election promises around mental health.

AAP

Mother of Bondi stabbing victim pleads for more support

A disjointed mental health sector means people are falling through the cracks, with the level of care dependent on where you live, a grieving mother says.

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The Conversation

Why mental health and neurodivergence should not be used to explain incel violence

In recent years, incidents of violence by ‘involuntary celibates’ (incels) have raised questions about the risks and worldview of those who espouse incel beliefs. In 2022, a Canadian Parliament standing committee explored the connections of incel violence to threats of extremism.

The Conversation

Mental health services are overloaded. We should pay them a bonus to improve your care

Australia’s mental health-care system is struggling to cope with the demand. But more money won’t necessarily mean everyone gets the care they need.

The Times of India

Unlocking the secrets to mental resilience: The magnificent trio of Magnesium, Zinc and Iron

Not a day goes by without the report of a shocking case of suicide or self-harm. Discussions about these cases among friends, colleagues, or relatives reveal two common responses: people who overly sympathize with it and those who are critical. I am more concerned about the mental health of the…

Evening Standard

Eamonn Holmes sparks concern as he quits TV appearance after falling ill mid-show

The presenter, 64, disappeared halfway through an interview with Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Mental Health Maria Caulfield

The Conversation

Election 2024: lacklustre promises mean mental health loses regardless of who wins the vote

According to many experts, the UK is experiencing a mental health crisis.

The Conversation

If the NZ government wants to improve student outcomes, it needs to invest more in school-based healthcare

New Zealand’s school achievement is currently front and centre with the government’s plans to invest NZ$67 million into structured literacy. But what has been largely missing from the discussion on education is the impact health can have on learning and academic achievement.

The Guardian - AU

Melbourne woman spends much of past nine years in seclusion after being found not guilty of assault due to mental impairment

Judge concerned about lack of progress of treatment in mental health facility and urges transition away from ‘highly restrictive conditions’

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