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Family of woman who drowned in river say mental health services failed her

Mother-of-one Victoria Taylor was found dead in the River Derwent, in North Yorkshire, following a huge search operation in October 2024.

Evening Standard

Maine mass shooting survivors sue government for negligence: ‘Most preventable mass tragedies in American history’

The bew lawsuit accuses the Army of negligence for failing to act as shooter Robert Card’s mental health unraveled in the months before the October 2023 attack

The Independent UK

'El Chapo' Guzman Shows 'Strange And Worrying' Changes As Mental Health Deteriorates In Supermax Prison, Lawyer Says

Mariel Colon, lawyer of Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman, said the drug lord is experiencing "strange and worrying signs" as his mental health deteriorates in the Colorado supermax prison he's held in

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Mental health support for elite athletes needs to be rethought, new research suggests

The University of Stirling haas led new research which suggests mental health support for elite athletes should be rethought

The National (Scotland)

Into the light: Foran's quest to enhance mental health

Retiring Gold Coast star Kieran Foran experienced the unimaginable pain of losing a stepson to suicide, and his ongoing work improving young lives is priceless.

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OpenAI announces parental controls for ChatGPT after teen’s suicide

AI company announces changes amid growing concern over the effect of chatbots on young people’s mental health.

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Here's how ChatGPT parental controls will work, and it might just be the AI implementation parents have been waiting for

OpenAI’s new parental controls and mental health safeguards for ChatGPT aim to make the AI safer for teens.

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8 Ways You Try to Keep the Peace That Are Slowly Breaking Your Relationship

Are you always trying to smooth things over in your relationship? While you may think that you’re helping to keep the peace in your marriage, you may be doing more harm than good. Peacemaking efforts can erode trust and intimacy with your partner. Not to mention that suppressed feelings can…

Newlyweds on a Budget

Adding more green space to a campus is a simple, cheap and healthy way to help millions of stressed and depressed college students

Stress on college students can be palpable, and it hits them from every direction: academic challenges, social pressures and financial burdens, all intermingled with their first taste of independence. It’s part of the reason why anxiety and depression are common among the 19 million students now enrolled in U.S. colleges…

The Conversation

10 Times Quitting A Job Saved Someone’s Mental Health

In our hustle-obsessed culture, quitting is often framed as a sign of weakness. We’re taught to “stick it out,” “power through,” and never give up. But this simplistic advice can be incredibly damaging when it comes to a toxic work environment. Sometimes, a job is more than just stressful; it…

Budget and the Bees

Women living longer, but facing barriers to health care

Despite living longer than men, women's health outcomes vary across their lifetimes when it comes to mental health, chronic illness and reproductive care.

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Mother of woman killed by boyfriend slams justice system after hospital order verdict

Gogoa Lois Tape was sentenced to a hospital order for the manslaughter of Kennedi Westcarr-Sabaroche

The Independent UK

Mother of woman killed by boyfriend ‘absolutely betrayed’ by justice system

Linda Westcarr spoke of her devastation following the sentencing of Gogoa Lois Tape to a hospital order for the manslaughter of her daughter.

Evening Standard

These are the signs of depression in older people

Depression in adults is as common as it is in young people, but it can be harder to spot

The Independent UK

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Mother of charity worker killed by cannabis-addict boyfriend slams 'failing' justice system as he's spared jail

Gogoa Tape killed Kennedi Westcarr-Sabaroche before driving around with her dead body in the passenger seat of a car

The Independent UK

Study finds the young are the unhappiest they’ve ever been. This might be why

ANALYSIS: Unhappiness now peaks amongst the young. Alex Bryson, David Blanchflower and Xiaowei Xu look at the change and question why

The Conversation

Lifetime trends in happiness change as misery peaks among the young – new research

For years now, research studies across the world looking at happiness across our lifetimes have found a U-shape: happiness falls from a high point in youth, and then rises again after middle age. This has been mirrored in studies on unhappiness, which show a peak in middle age and a…

Fortune

How the midlife crisis was replaced by a decadelong rise in 'young worker despair' in the U.S.—and what it means for Gen Z

The midlife "hump" of despair used to be "one of the most important patterns in the world," says Dartmouth's David Blanchflower. But something else has taken its place.

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AAP

Headbutting walls, honesty part of Cat's unique appeal

Geelong boom recruit Bailey Smith's raw insight about his previous mental health struggles came as no surprise to his new Cats teammate Tom Stewart.

AAP

New Magpie Membrey finds his balance

Collingwood recruit Tim Membrey is in a good head space and ready for finals, two years after he withdrew from an elimination final for mental health reasons.

The Guardian - UK

Yvette Cooper ordered to end detention of asylum seeker with schizophrenia

Home secretary could face legal action over decision to keep 25-year-old man from Nigeria in prison

Clever Dude

Why “Silent Quitting” Isn’t Working for Men in 2025

“Silent quitting” has become a buzzword in the workplace, especially as more people look for ways to set boundaries and avoid burnout. The idea is simple: do just enough at work to meet expectations, but don’t go above and beyond. While this trend gained traction in recent years, it’s not…

Clever Dude

Why Men Are Replacing Therapists With Podcasts — And It’s Backfiring

In recent years, more men are turning to podcasts as a substitute for traditional therapy. The convenience, anonymity, and easy access make podcasts appealing. But as mental health challenges rise, this trend is showing some serious downsides. Replacing therapists with podcasts might seem harmless, but it often leads to unintended…

The Independent UK

They want to talk to somebody. That ‘somebody’ ends up being AI

What is it like to get your mental health treatment from an unlicensed chatbot? Users tell Io Dodds how A.I. helped them through difficult times — but also how it can go catastrophically wrong

The National (Scotland)

Cricket coach fears for safety of Afghan players in Scottish hotels after protest

A COACH who helped to set up a cricket team of Afghan asylum seekers has said he fears for their safety and mental health following a display of…

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