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Skyrocketing energy bills will create a ‘huge mental health crisis’ this winter, NHS leaders warn

Exclusive: Demand for mental health services has already soared in the last year

The Independent UK

The Eve 6 Guy's letter of recommendation: therapy

In the latest edition of his advice column, '90s musician Max Collins opens up about his harrowing mental health struggle.

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Glasgow gender clinic under fire as safety guidelines won't be issued for a year

Among other services, Sandyford clinic prescribes, cross sex hormones puberty blockers and surgery as a solution those with severe mental health problems relating to gender identity.

Glasgow Live

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Young musicians talk to Paisley school about bullying and mental health

Juna and Joey will visit Paisley Grammar School to speak to the pupils about mental health issues as well as 75 other schools across the UK

Daily Record

Andrew Tate uses Tyson Fury and Paddy Pimblett to argue against social media ban

Controversial former kickboxer Tate has been banned from all of his social media platforms including TikTok and Instagram, but now Jake Paul has given him a platform to send a goodbye message

Daily Mirror

Moving display planned on Newcastle Quayside as 20 boats to sail along River Tyne

Around 20 boats will sail along the River Tyne in a stunning display to raise awareness of mental health

Chronicle Live

'Anxious' teen begged to see GP but felt 'fobbed off' before parents found him dead

Sean Mark, 17, said he felt "fobbed off" at being unable to have a "face-to-face" appointment with a GP about his mental health, and was later found dead in his bedroom

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Mental Health Is A Real Problem For Reality TV Stars, Mostly Because Viewers Can’t Be Normal

We need to be able to call out someone’s bullshit on TV, yet also show compassion and empathy when they say they’re not doing OK.

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Suicide rates reveal the silent suffering of Australia’s ageing men

Men aged 85 and older have the highest suicide rates in Australia, but the tragedy has gone relatively unnoticed. This group is growing older, feeling alone and flying under the radar.

The Conversation

Man shouting he would kill himself told 'go to McDonald's' moments before he was hit by a taxi, inquest hears

Daniel Kirton had said "I am going to run in front of a car. Watch. Watch" moments before

Manchester Evening News

Smoking was costing me $1,000 a month by the end. But that’s not why I quit

I needed to pay the mortgage for my mother’s home. But even with that incentive, I couldn’t quit until my mental health was sorted

The Guardian - AU

Joe Root hails ‘brave’ England captain Ben Stokes for opening up on mental health struggles

Joe Root believes England captain Ben Stokes’ standing among his players will only be enhanced by the frank and honest way he has spoken about his mental health struggles.

Evening Standard

Ben Stokes shows great courage addressing mental health struggles – Joe Root

Root joined the rest of the Test squad at a London screening of ‘Ben Stokes: Phoenix from the Ashes’.

The Independent UK

The Leader podcast: London’s mental health crisis

We speak to crisis charity Hestia, mental health charity Mind and the man behind Climb Free

Evening Standard

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'Beautiful' young mum tragically died by suicide after the death of her friend

Jade Wilcott's family, from Plymouth, are campaigning for more awareness around mental health and say the mum was failed after losing her best friend and asking for help

The Independent UK

Joe Root salutes Ben Stokes’ courage in opening up about mental health struggles

Root joined the rest of the England Test squad at a London screening of ‘Ben Stokes: Phoenix from the Ashes’ before heading north for the second Test

The Guardian - UK

Boy, 17, found dead after seeking mental health help ‘had not seen GP in person’

Coroner tells inquest face-to-face appointment would have helped Sean Mark, whose GP advised him to use online services

The Conversation

Tanzanian TB patients have a lower quality of life than people who haven't had the disease

Numerous researchers have documented the quality of life and mental health of specific population groups. Examples include people living with HIV, the elderly, students, men who have sex with men, and pregnant women accessing health services. One review found that people with tuberculosis (TB) have a relatively high prevalence of…

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Belfast Live

The West Belfast gaming club helping refugees and improving mental health

"We have one rule around mutual respect and it works very well."

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Editorial: National call system for mental health crises is having its own crisis

The newly established 988 national hotline, a 911-style emergency call system for people contemplating suicide or other mental health crises, has hit a pretty major acceptance snag. The system is barely a month old, yet there’s already a movement afoot to boycott it. Some users say it can make existing…

The National (Scotland)

Scottish Government faces calls to tackle student mental health ‘crisis’

With almost 2000 students on waiting lists for counselling, the Scottish Government has faced calls to overhaul university mental health services

Evening Standard

Two-thirds of Londoners ‘struggled with mental health this year’

A new survey by Hestia found that 68% of respondents had experienced poor mental health symptoms this year

Manchester Evening News

Tragic man hit by taxi outside hospital had been 'dismissed' by mental health team despite suicide attempt minutes earlier, inquest hears

Daniel Kirton was 'kind, compassionate and would help out anyone', according to his family

The Conversation

Professor flexibility, recorded lectures: Some positive university legacies of the pandemic

The COVID-19 closure of university and college campuses and move to online learning in March 2020 was a massive global educational experiment. Many students were severely disadvantaged and strained during the experiment, others coped and some thrived. Educators are divided on its impacts.

Belfast Live

Ryan McMullan makes "incredibly difficult" decision to postpone album release

The news comes after he cancelled his Redesign tour to focus on his mental health

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