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Mental health patients held ‘unlawfully’ in A&Es across the country, experts warn

Exclusive: NHS trust warns it had 15 patients waiting for mental health care within its A&E, as bed crisis worsens

The Independent UK

'Happy-go-lucky' woman died after self-harming at home whilst supervised by mental health staff, inquest hears

Claire Morris, 35, was receiving 24-hour supervision after being granted leave from a mental health unit in Didsbury

Manchester Evening News

No charges in death of Georgia woman who fell from patrol car

ATLANTA — No charges will be filed in the case of a Middle Georgia woman who died this summer after falling from a moving patrol car, officials said Monday.

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'We are the forgotten army': NI mum opens up on caring for her two severely disabled sons

Tracey Gilliland spoke out as a new survey finds one in four unpaid carers are suffering ‘shocking levels of poor health'

Belfast Live

Dr Alex George says mental health for teens is 'just as important as fitness'

Dr Alex George, who rose to fame on Love Island and has since campaigned on mental health, has broken down the different ways teenagers and kids can take care of their mental wellbeing

Daily Mirror

For women, adding a 30-minute workout to your weekly routine can help fight depression

Going from a low to moderate-intensity exercise regimen may help prevent women’s depression diagnoses.

Fortune

Scared of needles? Claustrophobic? One longer session of exposure therapy could help as much as several short ones

For the one in 13 people who suffer from phobias, the mere mention of spiders, heights, enclosed spaces or other triggers can cause distress.

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Why it's wrong to blame online learning for causing mental health issues during COVID-19

Post-secondary student mental health is in crisis: Research shows students’ mental health was adversely affected in the pandemic, and this falls on the heels of pre-existing concerns that campuses were struggling to keep up with demands for mental health services.

The Conversation

X Factor's James Arthur confronts parents over 'trauma' of being put into foster care

X Factor winner James Arthur opens up about his mental health in a new BBC documentary called Out Of Our Minds in which he explores his relationship with his parents

Daily Mirror

Charity takes over pubs to encourage men to talk about their mental health

Aim is to get men to talk about their feelings – rather than just discussing sport

Wales Online

Death of Ethiopian judge who fled to UK, killed woman and 'convinced' medics he was getting better ruled as suicide

Telahun Tedola's death shocked medics and his family

Manchester Evening News

Orange County police dispatchers send them into crisis without guns but with smiles

SANTA ANA, Calif. — A police radio dispatched the partners — but there were no sirens, flashing lights, guns or handcuffs.

The Orange County Register

Strictly's Helen Skelton announces exciting career move as she opens up on mental health

The Countryfile presenter shared an exciting announcement on Instagram this morning

Leeds Live

Millie Mackintosh gives up alcohol after discovering it's 'huge' anxiety trigger

Millie Mackintosh, 33, candidly spoke out about her mental health and how alcohol left her battling severe anxiety

Daily Mirror

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‘Power in sharing your story’: Eagles’ Lane Johnson is speaking out on mental health

Lane Johnson leans forward against a desk located on the second floor of a modest-sized office building in Cherry Hill and looks at the group of 25 people seated directly in front of him.

Daily Mirror

Prince William tells England stars how difficult he's found it dealing with bad results

His Royal Highness Prince William sat down with England captain Harry Kane and Declan Rice for an honest conversation about mental health and how the Three Lions’ displays can have a huge impact

Evening Standard

Prince William speaks to England footballers about mental health

William spoke with Harry Kane and Declan Rice in a special episode hosted by Copa90.

The Guardian - UK

Rio Ferdinand: ‘Racism will be in players’ minds in high-pressure World Cup situations’

Former England defender talks racism, sexuality and mental health in football after making a trilogy of films on those subjects

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Consumer Health: Who is at risk for seasonal affective disorder?

Seasonal affective disorder is a type of depression related to changes in seasons. Millions of adults in the U.S. may suffer from seasonal affective disorder, although many may not know they have the condition, according to the National Institute of Mental Health.

The Independent UK

‘Self doubt is always lurking’: Prince William talks mental health with Harry Kane

‘Disappointment is part of life and how you handle it is crucial,’ Prince of Wales said

The Independent UK

Prince of Wales speaks with England stars about football and mental health

William spoke with Harry Kane and Declan Rice in a special episode hosted by Copa90.

The National (Scotland)

Scot to meditate for 60 hours in marathon session in memory of cousin

A MAN who will meditate blindfolded for 60 hours as part of Movember hopes it will have the “ripple effect” of sparking conversations about…

The Independent UK

Man to meditate blindfolded for 60 hours to raise awareness for Movember

Cam Cooney, a 27-year-old meditation teacher who lives in Glasgow, is to meditate for 60 hours blindfolded over four days.

The Guardian - UK

The Guardian view on children’s mental health: pills and apps aren’t the solution

Editorial: If young people are to overcome conditions including depression and anxiety, they need professional help

The Guardian - UK

‘I nearly took my life’: Islington council training black barbers in mental health issues

Black British barber shops have long been a sanctuary for black men and youth, not only to transform their hair

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