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Are Veterans And Psychedelics A Match? New Data Partnership Looks To Find Out

Two organizations are partnering up to learn more about how can psychedelic drugs improve the mental health of veterans. Heroic Hearts Project and Maya PBC have teamed up with the goal of aggregating clinical evidence for health outcomes achieved in psychedelic treatments provided to the veteran community.

Benzinga

Oregon psychiatric hospital must cap stays for defendants

A federal judge has ruled that the Oregon State Hospital must limit the amount of time it can hold patients charged with crimes

The Independent UK

Sleep expert shares top tips to help you doze off in 'two minutes'

A lack of sleep can have a negative impact on both our physical and mental health.

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Mental health charity boss halfway to Downing Street on epic 300 mile suicide prevention mission

Matthew Smith wants to raise £25,000 and push the new Government to ensure suicide prevention in the North is a priority.

Chronicle Live

TikToker Mikayla Nogueira opens up about ‘self-hatred’ and Lady Gaga had the perfect response

“For the last couple months, my self-hatred has truly exploded,” Nogueira said in a TikTok that’s since been viewed more than a million times

The Independent UK

‘Tragic outcomes’: Mentally ill face fatal risk with police

People experiencing mental health crises have been being killed by police in America

The Independent UK

4 lessons from Serena Williams for sportswomen in Africa

US icon Serena Williams, considered one of the greatest tennis players of all time, is retiring from professional tennis. Williams has won 23 grand slam singles titles, more than any other woman or man during the professional era, which began in 1968. Coached by her father, she changed the face…

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New study reveals a quarter of children referred to mental health services have suicidal thoughts

A QUARTER of children referred to mental health services in Scotland have been thinking about or attempted suicide, new research has shown.

The National (Scotland)

West Dunbartonshire needs more access to mental health services as suicides rise

There are growing concerns that the social deprivation, Covid-19 and now the cost of living crisis add to the levels of depression and anxiety within local communities.

Glasgow Live

Israeli court refuses to release prisoner Ahmad Manasra

Manasra’s lawyers asked for his release citing his mental health condition, but the appeal was rejected.

Al Jazeera

Dangers a cold home has on your health - lung problems, dementia and stroke risk

More than half of UK households are expected to be in fuel poverty this January

Daily Record

Commentary: Mental health and wellness practice for today’s elected officials

Being an elected official today takes an extraordinary level of courage. And it’s taking a toll on the mental health of our elected officials. A small cadre of brave people, part of a project called the Elected Leaders Collective, is supporting leaders in doing their work in a healthier way,…

Tribune News Service

Katie Price's children and baby-dads as she claims to have 'limited access' to two kids

Former glamour model Katie Price has claimed that she has "limited access" to two of her children who she shares with ex Kieran Hayler due to "recent events"

Daily Mirror

Man who needs mental health support goes missing from Priory Hospital

Mohammed, 22, may have been in Leeds, police said

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Mental wealth and jobs: without it, we're just pouring water into a leaking bucket

This article is part of The Conversation’s series looking at Labor’s jobs summit. Read the other articles in the series here.

Wales Online

The health implications of a cold home as experts warn of 'humanitarian crisis'

The cold affects us in many ways

AAP

NSW won't support mental health inquiry

The New South Wales government has handed down its response to the recent rural health inquiry, supporting 41 of its 44 recommendations.

Bristol Post

Mum took own life after years of fighting for her child's right to die

Her daughter had a rare genetic condition which left her brain undeveloped and unable to see, move or speak

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Couple's 'two years of sheer hell' after cancer and mental health struggles

'While dealing with this we have just been trying to give back to the community as much as possible'

The Times of India

World now more understanding, aware of mental health: Jonathan Trott

Former England batter talks about being sensitive, Bazball, T20 leagues, coaching Afghanistan and the 2012 series win in India

Leeds Live

Leeds teenager still messages dead friend to help with her own mental health

Katelyn says she had a year of being 'turned down' by community mental health services when lockdown first began

ABC News

NSW government won't back stronger powers for health industry ombudsman to protect doctors and nurses

State government will support, or support in principle, 41 of the 44 recommendations of an inquiry into rural and remote healthcare — but won't back a mental health inquiry.

The Independent UK

CA lawmakers approve mental health care plan for homeless

California will establish a new court program to steer and even force homeless people with severe mental disorders into treatment after lawmakers on Wednesday gave final approval to a proposal pitched by Gov. Gavin Newsom

The Guardian - UK

Children more candid about mental health when talking to robot, study finds

Cambridge research finds 60cm-tall humanoid called Nao helped children open up about feelings

The Guardian - UK

A generation of Britons face long-term illness from being cold and poor this winter

When two-thirds of the population face fuel poverty, it is clear that we’ll need more than just quick fixes to this crisis, says professor of epidemiology Michael Marmot

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