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Canberra families say ACT public health system failing to provide adequate mental health care to young people

One Canberra father made the drastic decision to quit his job and move interstate with his child to find more adequate treatment for his child's anorexia nervosa.

ABC News

Language project for migrants stops health information getting lost in translation

A health program is helping migrants break down language barriers.

ABC News

Vulnerable woman lay dead in Surrey flat for more than three years

Laura Winham, 38, had severe mental illnesses and was ‘abandoned’ by NHS and social services, family allege

The Guardian - UK

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Great Mental Health Day 2023: What is the theme and what events are taking place in London?

Great Mental Health Day will take place in London on Friday, January 27.

Evening Standard

Wellbeing cafe to open in Kilmarnock's Howard Park after 'misinformation' campaign on mental health

Labour and Conservatives refused to back Kilmarnock community asset transfer that had been subject to 'misinformation campaign'.

Daily Record

Belfast 2 Royal Avenue building to host well-being event

More than 30 organisations to offer advice and expertise on day

Belfast Live

North Belfast gym owners aiming to help more men speak up about their mental health

"Sadly North Belfast is rife when it comes to suicide rates and as a gym, we have the resources to help try and combat that through physical activity."

Belfast Live

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NFL has been slow to embrace mental health support for players

When Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin suffered cardiac arrest and collapsed on the field in the middle of the “Monday Night Football” game in Cincinnati on Jan. 2, Carrie Hastings, half a continent away, understood what she needed to do — and right away.

Tribune News Service

Mayo's Padraig O'Hora taking a prevention rather than cure approach to his mental health

'Once I sat down and said, I don't think I am right, I am not 100% sure what is wrong but I know I am not right, and we had a conversation, the weight was gone.'

Irish Mirror

Do you run to get ‘lost’? Here's how running to escape negative emotions can worsen your sense of well-being

Running is good for physical and mental health, but your intention for engaging in it matters.

Fortune

Liverpool charities say new £150m mental health services funding is a 'small beginning'

The investment up to 2024/25 will better support people experiencing, or at risk of experiencing, mental health crises

Liverpool Echo

Glasgow specialist children’s mental health ward praised by Mental Welfare Commission

Inspectors spoke to young patients, their relatives and carers at the National Children’s Inpatient Psychiatric Unit at the Royal Hospital for Children and found that children felt they were “listened to”.

Glasgow Live

3 California mass shootings force grieving Asian Americans to ask painful questions

LOS ANGELES — Their motives for mass murder appeared to be different — workplace enmity, law enforcement officials said, or personal resentment, or a political conflict in a homeland across the ocean.

Los Angeles Times

Wicklow man hitchhiking to Australia in aid of suicide prevention charities

Andy Howard set off on the epic trek around the world with no money, the clothes on his back and a rucksack earlier this month

Dublin Live

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Fatigued on vacation? How to relax by doing nothing (for at least one day)

The case for taking a rest day during your vacation can seem counterintuitive, but it may actually help your vacation — and mental health — in the long run.

The Independent UK

Kate ‘excited’ about new early years campaign

The Princess of Wales met her team of advisers on the subject at Windsor Castle.

Chronicle Live

Grandmother of County Durham teen Christie Harnett welcomes review of mental health care - but demands inquiry

Casey Tremain said a 'rapid review' of inpatient mental health care was welcome, but a statutory public inquiry into the Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Trust remains vital

Daily Record

Scots mum whose son, 10, tried to kill himself three times calls for better support

Kirsty Solman, 40, and her husband Scott, 45 , went through every parent's worst nightmare.

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Wales Online

Dad who got out of breath playing with son ditches desk job and drops 3st

Jason started his personal training business during lockdown

Chronicle Live

How to appeal PIP decision if your claim is rejected by DWP and you disagree

Personal Independence Payments are made to people who have long-term physical or mental health conditions or disabilities, and have difficulties carrying out everyday tasks

Tribune News Service

Naomi Ishisaka: Teens carry a threat to mental health in their pockets

Every generation has angst over what a particular cultural shift is doing to the minds of our youth.

Irish Mirror

Irishman explains plans to hitchhike to Australia in aid of suicide prevention charities

"I wanted to show people that if you put your mind to something, anything was possible"

Glasgow Live

Mum of Glasgow 10-year-old who tried to kill himself 3 times demands action on child mental health

Kirsty and Scott Solman are campaigning for funding to improve services for children in schools after their little boy Kyle struggled to cope so badly he attempted to take his own life multiple times.

The New Daily

Travel for the holiday experience, but most of all, do it for yourself

We travel for the food, the sights and maybe even the bragging rights. But many of us travel for the physical and mental health benefits. Whether we know Booking a holiday is a step in the right direction when it comes to self-care.

The Walrus

Silent Suffering

Some Canadian medical experts agree that people living with the most severe mental illnesses are not getting the attention or funding they need.

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