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Social media particularly damaging to mental health of Gen Zers, says study

Compared with other generations, members of Gen Z spend more time passively consuming social media

The Guardian - US

Texas imprisoned Joshua Keith Beasley Jr. when he was 11, purportedly for his own good. Five years later, he returned home in a casket.

“They didn’t try to fix the brokenness,” his mother says. “They just broke him more.”

The Texas Tribune

When it comes to upping mental health services, Texas has a Medicaid problem

Texas wants to expand mental health services, but many mental health providers do not accept Medicaid because of its lower payment rate.

The Texas Tribune

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Annual jump in number of people taking up debt ‘breathing space’ schemes

Breathing space schemes give legal protections for people with problem debt.

The Independent UK

Kids under 13 would be barred from social media under bipartisan Senate bill

Studies link social media to aspects of America's mental health crisis in adolescents. A handful of bipartisan members of the Senate hope to change that.

WEKU

Plea for more youth mental health support as suicides of young people rise in Victoria

Joan Cocks says her family struggled to find a psychologist to help her daughter Bridie. It's an all-too-common concern with 13 suicides of young people in Victoria between January and March this year.

ABC News

Heartbreak as dad, 26, found dead after trying to get help

Drew Howe was described as someone who "would do anything for you"

Liverpool Echo

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Mental health triage service in Tyneside battling with 'tsunami' of referrals for children

Newcastle and Gateshead's 'Single Point of Access' for young people struggling with their mental help has had to bring in extra help to cope with the demand

Chronicle Live

Complaints lodged over alleged mistreatment of mental health patients at Derry facility

“I was still suicidal when I got discharged and had to be babysat by my family for a week and I don’t want to put that burden on them.”

Belfast Live

Louisville shooter's parents recount mental health struggle

The mother of a man who shot and killed five coworkers at a Louisville bank says her son's struggle with mental health problems began a year earlier

The Independent UK

The stunning gardens planned at this year’s RHS Flower Show Tatton Park

This year's show will feature displays exploring a range of themes, including mental health and the environment

Manchester Evening News

Christian Angermayer net worth | Evening Standard Tech Rich List

Christian Angermayer is a big fan of magic mushrooms. So much so he has invested millions into them. That is because the German-born, London-based entrepreneur is betting on the power of pyschedelics to treat a wide range of mental health conditions, including depression, anxiety and addiction.

Evening Standard

Depressed? Anxious? Air pollution could be among the reasons why, research finds

A Mexican scientist’s work adds to growing evidence that breathing polluted air causes heart and lung damage and also neurodegeneration and mental health problems.

Chicago Sun-Times

CVS Health CEO Karen Lynch wants better care for new moms at risk of postpartum depression

The CEO sees a connection between mind and body.

Fortune

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The Independent UK

Louisville bank shooter’s parents demand gun reform in first TV interview: ‘This didn’t have to happen’

Todd and Lisa Sturgeon spoke to NBC’s Today Show on Thursday morning, in what marks their first TV interview since their son killed five colleagues in a horror rampage at Old National Bank

Tom’s Guide

ChatGPT can provide AI therapy — what that means for you

AI is coming to more and more parts of our lives but what is the potential impact of AI on mental health treatment?

Fortune

The key to protecting your mental health at work comes down to one thing, according to the U.S. Surgeon General

At Fortune’s Brainstorm Health, the Nation’s Doctor said having a sense of connection to each other at work is critical.

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A Bunch Of Subtle Signs That Your Mates Might Be Struggling With Their Mental Health

While you can’t be their therapist, letting your mate know they have someone to vent to can be a stepping stone to getting professional help.

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Newcastle Herald

Maitland teacher seeks mental health consideration over viral assault charge

Footage showing the alleged assault went viral online, but students supported Mr Kable at his last court appearance.

The Guardian - UK

Thursday briefing: Could a new plan to tackle the causes of crime help protect vulnerable youth?

In today’s newsletter: With social services gutted under austerity and abuses of police power exposed, advocacy groups are calling for community-led ways to support young people

Al Jazeera

ChatGPT is giving therapy. A mental health revolution may be next

The prospect of AI treating mental illness is raising a myriad of ethical and practical concerns.

Fortune

Dual COVID and mental health pandemics are wreaking havoc on Americans. When it comes to the latter, ‘the worst may still be to come’

In the U.S., one in five adults is thought to live with a mental disorder, according to the National Institutes of Health.

ABC News

Queensland psychologists, nurses, social workers to offer free mental health support

A massive $108 million investment into mental health will see 19 wellbeing centres opened across Queensland. Here's what's planned.

The Guardian - UK

Afghan asylum seeker must be moved from Knowsley hotel, court rules

Home Office ordered to relocate refugee due to deteriorating mental health triggered by anti-migrant hostility

The Independent UK

Book by runner who secretly wrote on bus to work going on sale

Chris Carse Wilson wrote as he was travelling on the bus to work at the V&A Dundee museum.

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