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Online museum project aims to help young people improve mental health

Oxford University’s Origin project will have about 1,500 people aged 16 to 24 taking part.

The Independent UK

What the Dhulwa inquiry can tell us about alleged breaches

It was revealed last week staff at Dhulwa were behind alleged breaches.

The Canberra Times

Beyond the Soapbox: Time for Govt to put up money on Long Covid

Informed commentary and debate on current affairs from New Zealand's top academics.

Newsroom.co.nz

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The mental health impact of Dobbs

Unsurprisingly, taking away rights is spurring anxiety on a mass scale

Salon

Man 'haunted' by his past is now helping others through 'tough times'

Mike Wiseman uses his past to help others transform their physical and mental health

Liverpool Echo

1 in 5 South African households begs for food – the link between food insecurity and mental health

At least ten million South Africans didn’t have enough food or money to buy food in 2019, according to the country’s statistics agency. This food insecurity remains a leading health problem that is unlikely to be eradicated any time soon.

The Conversation

How The Billions of Creatures Inside Your Gut Can Boost Mental Health

A growing body of research suggests improving our gut health is another way to improve mental health.

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In Canada’s two-tiered mental health system, access to care is especially challenging in rural areas

Rural Canadians face mental health concerns to the same degree as their urban counterparts, but rural communities have less access to psychologists, and that access may be eroding. Psychologists can be found in the public system (for example, schools, hospitals, public health offices), but increasingly are choosing to work in…

The Conversation

Michael Vaughan says racism allegations took toll on wife’s mental health

Vaughan was this week cleared of allegations of racism in the Azeem Rafiq saga

Evening Standard

Mental health nurse told patient 'to use sex toy to help get to sleep at night'

Henry Munro has been struck from the nursing register for breaching 'sexual and professional' boundaries with two patients

Chronicle Live

Paedophile caught when Cash Converters found sick images on his Kindle

Jeffrey Wade was initially caught out when he sold his Kindle but he returned to court this week

Liverpool Echo

Northern Ireland woman on how a week of intensity with Wim Hof changed her life

"With every step that I took, I thought 'I am going to die here'."

Belfast Live

PGA Tour rookie of the year withdraws from Masters to focus on mental health

American star Aaron Wise, who was PGA Tour rookie of the year in 2018, took to Instagram to announce he had withdrawn from the Masters which gets underway next Thursday

Daily Mirror

International Report: Yemen Ranks the Lowest in Mental Health

Yemen is lagging in mental health, as the streets of Sanaa and major cities are filled with homeless and mentally disturbed people, according to a recent international report. Sapien Labs issued its third annual report on the mental state of the world, ranking Yemen 46th out of 57 countries. Sapien…

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Denver police to put armed officers in 11 high schools after shooting of 2 administrators

DENVER — Twelve police officers will be stationed in 11 Denver high schools beginning next week in response to the recent shooting of two East High administrators by a student.

Golf Monthly

PGA Tour Winner Withdraws From The Masters To Focus On Mental Health

Aaron Wise revealed that he won't be featuring at The Masters, with the American posting the news via an Instagram story

USA Today Sports Media Group

Aaron Wise announces he’s withdrawing from the Masters to focus on mental health

On his story, he typed a note: "This hurts, but it's needed. See you all soon."

Fortune

How to provide quality, low-cost health benefits without employees footing the bill

As health care costs skyrocket, employers are trying to save a buck without making employees foot the bill.

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Avon and Wiltshire mental health trust given CQC warning after surprise inspection

Staff shortages are impacting the quality of care

Daily Mirror

Uni students more likely to turn to drugs than alcohol to cope with mental health

Pressures of studying during the cost of living crisis are getting to students as three quarters turn to drugs and alcohol to self medicate and relieve mental health struggles, a new study shows

The Independent UK

How to be a less ‘hostile parent’ – as report finds links with long-term mental health risk for children

Researchers have found that lots of shouting and harsh discipline can have a lasting harmful impact. By Imy Brighty-Potts.

The Conversation

Eating disorders among teens have more than doubled during the COVID-19 pandemic – here's what to watch for

The COVID-19 pandemic has been associated with worsening mental health among teens, including increasing numbers of patients with eating disorders. In fact, research indicates that the number of teens with eating disorders at least doubled during the pandemic.

The Independent UK

Audrey Hale: What we know about the Nashville school shooter

Mental health treatment, a manifesto and plans for further attacks and chilling final messages to a friend. Here’s what we know about the Nashville school shooter

Daily Mirror

Love Island star Paige Turley says 'therapy was the best thing ever' for her after win

Love Island winner Paige Turley is running a half marathon in memory of a friend who tragically took his own life aged 20. The star spoke about how her community rallied round each after the loss and her struggles with mental health

WEKU

Irvo Otieno's mom wants justice for him and a better system for everyone else

Ten people have been charged with murder in Otieno's death at a Virginia psychiatric hospital earlier this month. Caroline Ouko and attorney Ben Crump reflect on his life and what happens next.

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