The Latest Breaking News from Mental Health

It comes as the Department of Health and Social Care confirmed 85 new mental health emergency departments will be built across England.

Close to 370,000 British pensioners are facing challenging times due to eligibility rules imposed by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).

SME leaders are suffering with stress and higher workloads.

Health leaders said the findings ‘paint a deeply worrying but sadly unsurprising picture’.

Half a million Australians are living with moderate to severe mental illness, but they don’t qualify for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and cannot access the support they need.

As one-in-10 new dads experience a mental health challenge, research has found a father's mental health can potentially affect their child's development.

Exclusive: Mission Australia survey finds moderate social media users were as likely to seek help from parents as low users

Despite growing awareness, mental health is still widely misunderstood, with harmful myths and stereotypes persisting in our society. These misconceptions create stigma, preventing people from seeking the help they need and fostering a culture of silence and shame. Believing these falsehoods can be a significant barrier to recovery not only…

A new survey has shed light on how much Gen Z may be struggling, with almost half of young people reached out to suicide prevention services in the last year.