The Latest Breaking News from Mental Health

As the air gets colder and the sun goes down earlier, some people find themselves less inclined to complete their daily tasks. Although it is normal to feel a bit more bummed than usual during these months, it’s imperative to know the difference between being in a funk and having…

School, especially secondary school, is often the worst environment in which the 1.5 million kids with disabilities and mental health distress can thrive and learn

Conservative peer Baroness Buscombe urges government to address “unacceptable” racial disparities in mental health legislation

Few of us would question the need to break the silence around mental illness. Countless campaigns have drilled into us that such silence is harmful and that we should try to break it wherever we find it.

Wayne Rollin also strangled the elderly victim until she nearly passed out and spat on her in front of his petrified 85-year-old dad

The work stoppage has many students scrambling to learn course material on their own, but they also say there must be “sacrifices made for progress to be made.”

MPs and peers say draft mental health bill must go further to strengthen patients’ choices

The recommendation came after a joint parliamentary committee scrutinised the draft Mental Health Bill

A joint parliamentary committee has recommended the appointment of a Mental Health Commissioner to oversee reforms.

The Northern Territory's deputy corrections commissioner David Thompson defended the conduct of staff, saying 'no concerns' were raised as to Bernard Thompson's mental health prior to his death.

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