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‘Grit’ no substitute for better mental health funding for pupils in England, say experts

As education secretary unveils £49m for school-based support and calls for ‘grit’, charity says many children have significant treatment needs

The Guardian - UK

Our World Isn’t A Total Nightmare And These 28 Things Prove That, As Shared Online

It might seem that every time we check the news or simply go on social media, we keep getting bad news about the world. And that makes us think that at this rate, the world will end very soon. And since the bad news keeps dominating our feeds, we keep…

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Labour to roll out new measures to teach children resilience in battle on mental health in schools

Building up children’s resilience is part of a number of measures being rolled out across schools to help tackle poor attendance and behaviour

The Independent UK

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Paul Merson opens up on his mental health struggles in powerful interview: 'My life was inner turmoil'

Former Arsenal star speaks candidly about his battles with addiction, anxiety and panic attacks

Evening Standard

Prince Harry accused the Sun of printing story linking him to P Diddy out of revenge

Exclusive: court documents reveal Harry claimed front page story and other articles had ‘hugely negative impact on his mental health and that of his wife and children’

The Guardian - UK

‘Much-needed grit’ to be fostered in England’s schoolchildren, say ministers

Increased mental health support for young people will give them resilience, say education and health secretaries

The Guardian - UK

NSW workers’ compensation overhaul would make it ‘virtually impossible’ to lodge successful claims for psychological injuries, experts warn

Proposed changes would ‘strip away’ the rights of workers, lawyer argues

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Banning young people from social media sounds like a silver bullet. Global evidence suggests otherwise

Around 98% of Australian 15-year-olds use social media. Platforms such as TikTok, Snapchat and Instagram are where young people connect with friends and online communities, explore and express their identities, seek information, and find support for mental health struggles.

The Conversation

Potential collapse forces worker mental health rethink

Australia's largest workers' compensation scheme was made to address physical injuries but is grappling with a modern understanding of mental health impacts.

AAP

Athletes and fitness influencers use creatine, but what is it? And does it work?

We find out if this fitness supplement can be used to build muscle mass, decrease fatigue and improve mental health

The Guardian - US

British Artist Shares Her Mental Health Struggles In 24 New Witty Comics

Gemma Correll, an artist grappling with depression and anxiety, uses her talents to create humorous and insightful comics as a therapeutic form of expression.

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Earl Spencer opens up about grieving late sister Princess Diana on Loose Men

He appeared on the panel show as part of a special episode during Mental Health Awareness Week.

Evening Standard

80 Mental Health Memes To Help Trick Your Brain Into Thinking That You Don’t Hate It Here (New Pics)

A meme a day keeps the depression away?

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Mental health trust boss offers apology to families at inquiry into deaths

The Lampard Inquiry, chaired by Baroness Kate Lampard, is examining deaths at NHS-run inpatient units in Essex between 2000 and 2023.

Evening Standard

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How to deal with a toxic workplace, according to the experts

A guided to to identifying a toxic work environment

The Independent UK

Study finds one in four children have a parent with a substance use disorder

Millions of children have a parent with multiple substance use disorders, and millions more have a parent who also has a mental health condition

AAP

Hynes embraces Origin silence as boost for Sharks

Nicho Hynes is enjoying not being rated an Origin contender this time around, and has opened up on why he's happy to address mental health awareness.

The Conversation

Looking for mental health or wellness advice in a book? Check the author’s credentials first

Self-help books are a mainstay of the non-fiction market. According to a 2022 study by BookNet Canada, self-help titles account for 17 per cent of non-fiction book sales.

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The Conversation

Forget chatbots: research suggests reading can help combat loneliness and boost the brain

Loneliness has become such a widespread problem that Silicon Valley billionaires are now highlighting it to market AI companions, with Mark Zuckerberg recently stating “the average American has fewer than three friends”.

Euronews

Here’s how you can handle your finances during economic uncertainty

Some ways of gaining better control of your finances include creating an emergency fund and finding areas where you can cut back.

The Independent UK

7 tricks and tips to encourage your child to get into sport

Engaging in exercise from a young age has shown to reduce the likelihood of mental health problems developing later in life.

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Valeriia Manchuk: A Visionary Psychologist Transforming Digital Mental Health

Valeriia Manchuk, a clinical psychologist with a decade and a half of experience, exemplifies the emerging class of mental health professionals blending rigorous scientific training with forward-looking innovation.

AAP

Unions riled over Labor compensation scheme 'betrayal'

Unions have unveiled a rare ad campaign targeting a Labor government after it proposed increasing barriers to mental health workers' compensation.

The Conversation

Young detainees often have poor mental health. The earlier they’re incarcerated, the worse it gets

Populist rhetoric targeting young offenders often leads to kneejerk punitive responses, such as stricter bail laws and lowering the age of criminal responsibility. This, in turn, has led to more young people being held in detention.

The Independent UK

UK has poor ranking for child wellbeing and teenage happiness – study

In the UK, the percentage of teens reporting high life satisfaction fell from 64% in 2018 to 62% in 2022.

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