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Faith leaders demand Lexington officials address growing housing costs, mental health care and gun violence

An estimated 2,000 people from 27 congregations gathered in Lexington on Tuesday. Faith leaders and members of BUILD, or Building a United Interfaith Lexington through Direct Action, demanded that city officials address affordable housing, mental health care treatment and gun violence.

WEKU

Lawmakers are introducing new mental health legislation to protect LGBTQ+ youth

“We’re really talking about saving these kids’ lives,” said Rep. Sharice Davids, who introduced the bill.

Mic

Prince William says ‘more needs to be done’ for men’s mental health and suicide prevention

The Duke of Cambridge spoke at the opening of charity James’ Place new support centre in London

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Camila Cabello opens up about struggle with anxiety, says it feels like a ‘bad trip’

The singer shares her best piece of mental health advice

The Independent UK

Edinburgh dad guilty of murdering toddler son to 'get revenge' jailed for life

Evil Lukasz Czapla,41, shot, stabbed and smothered two-year-old Julius at his home in Muirhouse, Edinburgh, in November 2020 to get back at the child’s mum Patrycja Szczesniak.

Edinburgh Live

Half of workers would consider moving jobs if four-day week offered

Most believe a shorter working week would improve their mental health and well-being

Wales Online

Mental health helplines for men opening in garages across the country

Phones will direct users to Family Action’s FamilyLine service, a helpline which offers free, support and guidance for adult family members by text, phone, web chat and email

Wales Online

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Sleep: here's how much you really need for optimal cognition and wellbeing – new research

Most of us struggle to think well after a poor night’s sleep – feeling foggy and failing to perform at our usual standard at school, university or work. You may notice that you’re not concentrating as well, or that your memory doesn’t seem up to scratch. Decades of bad sleep,…

The Conversation

How a journal can help those with mental health struggles

Laura started creating her journals back in October 2020 when she felt she was struggling with her own mental health

Dublin Live

Ben Stokes hopes career experiences will help him as England Test captain

Ben Stokes hopes the ups and downs of his England career will help him make a success of the Test captaincy.Last year, Stokes spent more than four months out of the game as he managed his mental health and nursed a broken finger. He believes that experience – and others…

Evening Standard

Gateshead council eligible for share in £300m family support package

Gateshead is hopeful to receive help to establish family centres, mental health support and more for families

Chronicle Live

Attempt to cross English Channel beckons for Outback grazier and Lifeline ambassador Brendan Cullen

Brendan Cullen initially swam to improve his mental health during a severe drought in far west NSW. Now he is ready for one of the world's most demanding distance swims — for a good cause.

ABC News

Hunter researchers find mental health link for cancer survivors

Despite thyroid cancers having a good prognosis, the fear of cancer returning is common.

Newcastle Herald

Labels like 'psycho' or 'schizo' can hurt. We've workshopped alternative clinical terms

It is common to hear people use stigmatising, discriminatory and hurtful labels such as “psycho”, “schizo” or “totally bipolar”. Others might minimise conditions by saying they too are “a bit OCD” because they value structure and organisation.

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2 New Studies Look At Compass Pathways' Psilocybin Drug For Anorexia And Depression

Compass Pathways (Nasdaq: CMPS), a company developing psychedelic pharmaceutical drugs for the mental health space, announced the publication of two new investigator-initiated studies using its flagship compound, COMP360.

Manchester Evening News

Caroline Flack to be remembered at Flackstock festival fundraiser - line-up and ticket details

A music, comedy and dance festival has been arranged in memory of the late Caroline Flack, it will raise cash for four mental health charities

Daily Record

Poet's emotional song about Hamilton highlights issues of fear and trauma

Martin Stepek was inspired by his own heritage as well as current issues on war in Ukraine.

AAP

Regional post-COVID mental health crisis

New evidence shows how regional Australians really coped during the pandemic and what needs to be done to provide much-needed support for those in need.

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The Independent UK

Ben Stokes vows to be ‘advocate’ for mental health as England captain

Stokes succeeds Joe Root but just last summer he faced an uncertain future as he took a four-month hiatus from the sport.

Evening Standard

Ben Stokes believes he can ‘relate to anything’ as England captain after mental health break

Ben Stokes hopes that the break he took to prioritise his mental health last year will make him an approachable and relatable England captain, and revealed that he continues to receive regular support from a psychologist.

The Independent UK

Ben Stokes aims to encourage mental health conversation as England captain

The new skipper is still a month away from his first game leading the team

Newsroom.co.nz

Let's prioritise perinatal mental wellbeing

Government needs to support and enable all new parents to access the support they need, says Holly Walker

Wales Online

Reid Steele's family release moving statement as toddler's mother is detained for killing him

Natalie Steele, 32, was detained in hospital under the Mental Health Act after suffering from a psychotic illness which made her think demons were after her and her two-year-old son

The Independent UK

Mother who drowned toddler detained under the Mental Health Act

Natalie Steele killed her son Reid in the bath after becoming paranoid her family were possessed by demons.

The Independent UK

Mother detained under mental health act after drowning two-year-old son in bath

Natalie Steele killed son in attempt to send him to heaven while suffering undiagnosed mental illness, psychiatrist finds

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