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Widow's wallet target of veterans' agency

An army wife has outlined her experience dealing with the Department of Veterans' Affairs after the suicide death of her husband.

AAP

Living near one neglected piece of urban eye candy can greatly boost mental health

A new study suggests a certain kind of space could help make urban areas more beneficial to mental health: Revitalized blue spaces.

Inverse

The drugs don’t work (and other mental health myths)

Our attitudes to mental health are changing but much of the stigma that surrounds conditions such as schizophrenia remains – along with some enduring and often damaging untruths

The Guardian - UK

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El Paso lawmaker aids Uvalde shooting investigation three years after massacre in his city

State Rep. Joe Moody rushed to the site of a mass shooting in his city in 2019, then warned House colleagues that it would happen again as they passed a permitless carry bill. Now he’s at the center of the investigation into the Uvalde massacre.

The Texas Tribune

Flash tattoo event to raise money for mental health charity

A TATTOO artist is to hold a flash tattoo event to raise money for a mental health charity after he was forced to deal with his own issues during…

The National (Scotland)

'One of the most inhumane decisions I've ever seen': Inside one refugee's nine-year detention nightmare

When Najat Shalikhan arrived in Australia with her 16-year-old son Ahmed in August 2013, she thought they'd finally made it to safety. In reality, it was the beginning of another nightmare.

ABC News

‘I’m scared someone else will lose their child this way’: the alarming rise in First Nations suicide

Ashleigh-Sue Chatters’ mother says Victoria’s mental health system gave up on her daughter. She blames systemic racism

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More than 300 physical incidents at Dhulwa

An inquiry is under way into the legislative clinical and governance policies at the facility.

The Canberra Times

The man who ended up owing thousands of pounds after filling a Welsh town with graffiti

He was dubbed the 'Aber Banksy' for his imaginative murals. Then he woke up surrounded by police with Tasers

Wales Online

Sky players aim to destigmatize mental health by sharing personal experiences through new initiative ‘The Net’

“The more we talk about these things so people don’t feel ostracized because of their mental wellness, the better,” Azurá Stevens said.

Chicago Sun-Times

Townsville Marathon's first wheelchair racer shatters stigma and champions change

The Townsville Marathon is one of Australia's oldest, but until Damon Jaenke approached the organisers, they'd never considered creating a wheelchair category. The 30-year-old hopes it paves the way for other athletes with disability.

ABC News

Mum's anger as son held at Rampton Hospital alongside notorious criminals - because he is autistic

Adam Downs has spent more than half of his life away from his family

Nottingham Post

Mehmet Oz talks to veterans near Scranton about mental health, COVID-19, and fighting the status quo

DURYEA, LUZERNE COUNTY, Pa. — Mehmet Oz pitched his medical background and conservative values to veterans Friday, calling a vote for him a rejection of the “status quo” that he blamed for many of the issues veterans face.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

How athletes can protect their mental health, at the Commonwealth Games and beyond

Many athletes at the Commonwealth Games have shared their mental health struggles, so how can sports better support and keep them motivated?

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Adelaide couple turns property into Joanna Life Skills Centre, refuge for vulnerable people

Rob and Carol Coleman have had one day off in five years. But as they help people with disabilities and mental health needs get back on their feet, they wouldn't have it any other way.

The Canberra Times

Adverse comments about nurse, ex-cop, drug dealer urged in inquest

Bronte Haskins' mother has previously said it did not seem like emergency or health services cared about her daughter, who died by suicide.

Manchester Evening News

Drug lord 'CapeRocket' struck off as registered mental health nurse

Alan Tobin and his gang flooded the country with hundreds of kilos of cocaine

Benzinga

Trevor Noah On Aaron Rodgers' Ayahuasca Trip: It Normalizes Conversations About Psychedelics To Improve Mental Health

Earlier this week, Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers opened up about his experience with psychedelics during the "Aubrey Marcus Podcast."

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Fox News is on board with ayahuasca now, apparently

"It's like something that you do and people take seriously and they look to get something out of it to benefit their mental health," says Fox News star Kat Timpf.

Liverpool Echo

Cocaine baron 'CapeRocket' struck off as registered mental health nurse

Alan Tobin was a qualified mental health nurse employed by an NHS trust when he was arrested in 2020

Irish Mirror

Love Island's Tasha's dad responds after Jacques is accused of 'bullying' star in IG video

A clip of the Islander - who quit the show halfway through due to his own mental health - recently appeared of him appearing to mock Tasha for her speech during the final, which aired on Monday evening

Belfast Live

Call for action after mental health admissions surge in Western Trust

"Too many people have been falling through the cracks of our system for too long."

Daily Mirror

Emmerdale's Belle Dingle: Killer past, tragic death and mental health battle

Emmerdale's Belle Dingle has been through a lot since her birth on the ITV soap in 1998, from heartbreaking losses, to scandals and her battle with schizophrenia

Belfast Live

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."

The Independent UK

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

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