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Friends and family 'strip bare' for exhibition in memory of Derry man who 'touched hearts'

"The stories that you hear when you're involved give you an idea of the sort of person that he was."

Belfast Live

Mother of boy, 12, mown down by schizophrenic driver warned police he would ‘kill children’

Essex mother Jo Fricker, 35, branded findings of an IOPC investigation “insulting,” saying they “mock” her son Harley Watson’s memory

The Independent UK

Gardening for mental health: how just a few hours working outside can help combat depression and anxiety

Gardening can work wonders on all sorts of mental health problems as London charity Thrive know well

Evening Standard

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Belfast river spot 'clearing the head' for dippers

"The mental health benefit of it is brilliant - it just clears your head."

Belfast Live

Bride-to-be comes under fire for 'entitled' behaviour towards one bridesmaid

A bride has been branded a 'bridezilla' on an online forum after she asked if she was being unreasonable to ignore a bridesmaid who was struggling with her mental health and stepped away from the role.

Edinburgh Live

Ex-Manchester United defender to host mental health workshops in Belfast

The Belfast Youth Cup organisers will deliver a series of free masterclasses for parents and coaches

Belfast Live

Belfast boxer 'living the dream' after overcoming mental health battle

The New Lodge 22-year-old is fighting on Saturday night's Michael Conlan card at the SSE Arena

Belfast Live

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Edinburgh mental health nurse played 'chappy' on vulnerable patient's door

Douglas Masson admitted knocking on the vulnerable man's door before immediately hiding in September 2019 while working at Royal Edinburgh Hospital.

Edinburgh Live

Family of Canberra woman Bronte Haskins call on ACT coroner to find several people failed her in the lead up to her suicide

Brontë Haskins's family tell a coronial inquest into her suicide that police and mental health services did not take her case seriously enough.

ABC News

Tips from three mental health providers about making sure your therapist is the best match

PHILADELPHIA -- What makes a good relationship between a patient and a mental health provider? It starts with a good match.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Anita Chabria: These families are flaming the ACLU as California debates mental health care

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Bob Britton doesn't look like the kind of guy to be cursing out the American Civil Liberties Union, but there he was outside the state Capitol this week, offering up some choice four-letter words for the civil rights organization.

Los Angeles Times

Lanarkshire man with serious mental health issues sparks major search effort after walking out of hospital

Now his family are demanding answers after he walked out of the hospital having been sectioned earlier this week

Daily Record

Swan Hill hospital $48m emergency department redevelopment set to begin

The new emergency department will contain larger waiting areas, a four-bed short-stay unit and mental health treatment rooms, with works set to begin this month.

ABC News

Harley Thompson found not criminally responsible for fatal Bomaderry house fire

A man who killed his neighbour by setting fire to his house had a mental illness that created severe delusions and auditory hallucinations, a court has heard.

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Here’s How You Can Help Out Young Aussies’ Mental Health Journeys With Yr 3pm Cuppa Tea

"Young people are leading the way in embracing openness."

The Hindu

Integrated PU colleges in Karnataka: Boon or bane?

Questions over legality, choice and impact on mental health remain

The Conversation

'Brain fingerprinting' of adolescents might be able to predict mental health problems down the line

Despite the best efforts of clinicians and researchers for decades, we still do not fully know why some people develop mental disorders and others do not. However, changes in the brain are very likely our best clues to future mental health outcomes.

Daily Record

Lanarkshire mum with postnatal depression writes book to educate kids on mental health

Celeste Majcher's book Tommy's Mummy is Sad is raising vital awareness o f mental health to children.

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Royal commission hears former soldier Gavin Tunstall loved army life until he saw children dead in Afghanistan

Gavin Tunstall threw himself into army life and loved every moment — but things started to fall apart after he saw the bodies of children killed in combat in Afghanistan, the royal commission into veterans' suicide hears.

Irish Mirror

Paddy Donovan opens up on depression battle ahead of boxing return

“I’ve been depressed, I’ve been down, I’ve had my mental health issues,” Donovan reveals.

The Independent UK

NHS suicides ‘brushed under carpet’, BBC show creator says as memorial unveiled

This Is Going To Hurt writer Adam Kay has planted a tree in tribute to health workers who have taken their own lives.

Daily Mirror

'Beautiful and caring' mum-of-two took her own life after finding lump on her breast

The 37-year-old's mental health took a turn for the worse when she found a lump on her breast, and her mum is now calling for more support and services for people like her daughter

Daily Record

Hard-hitting videos produced by Renfrewshire youngsters to tackle mental health stigma

Youngsters from Youth Interventions collaborated with filmmaker Sean Lìonadh to create the emotionally powerful videos.

Wales Online

Mum's anger after visually-impaired daughter refused school transport

Shari Richards said her daughter Neveah has mental health issues and needs adult supervision 'at all times'

Daily Mirror

Rebekah Vardy predicts she'll go back on antidepressants following Wagatha verdict

Rebekah Vardy says going on medication for mental health issues is 'nothing to be ashamed of', and reveals she has had 'really bad anxiety attacks' throughout the almost three-year Wagatha Christie saga

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