The Latest Breaking News from Mental Health

"There is light at the end of the tunnel"

The Notting Hill star said the move would be of great cost to children’s “education, mental health and safety”

Australians are being encouraged to take extra care of their mental wellbeing as experts express concern about the repercussions of the Bondi Beach massacre.

Letter: Dr Roman Raczka says artificial intelligence can’t replace therapist-led care, even though it can offer benefits

Depression and anxiety are declining, adding yet more complications to the anti-smartphone and anti–social media narratives.

An apple a day keeps the doctor away. And a hilarious meme a day might just keep the seasonal sadness away. The days may be dark and cold, but that's all the more reason to send some silly images to your friends. At least they'll feel warm and fuzzy on…

More than 20% of Americans will be diagnosed with mental illness in their lifetimes. They will, that is, experience conditions that influence the way they think, feel and act – and that may initially seem incompatible with the demands of work.

Bondi pavilion becomes centre of mourning with chaplains and mental health volunteers handing out tissues

Letters: Dr Richard Hassall, Allen Frances and Natasha Fairbairn respond to a column by John Harris which argued that the health secretary should not jump on a rightwing bandwagon about mental health

AI chatbots are banned in California from posing as doctors, but experts warn of dangerous loopholes.

Loneliness isn’t just a feeling—it’s becoming a headline, a statistic, and, for many, a full-blown crisis. And while we often think of loneliness as a universal human experience, researchers and health experts are increasingly sounding the alarm about male loneliness in particular. From the young man struggling to make friends…