The Latest Breaking News from Mental Health

Bullied as a child, depressed as a teenager, by her 20s the TV presenter finally seemed to be living the life she had dreamed of. Then she lost everything, from her hair to her money to her mental health. Here’s how she bounced back

The Boston Herald (Flint McColgan) reports: One of the four men charged in a conspiracy to harass and intimidate a New Hampshire journalist for negative coverage of the founder of a mental health and addiction treatment center was sentenced to more than two years in federal prison. U.S. District Court…

Letters: Readers respond to John Harris’s article on the difficulties parents face in getting their children the services to which they are legally entitled

Life coach, wellness coach, business coach, weight loss coach, breakup coach – the list goes on and on. All are different titles for similar jobs, with the same limitation: Anyone can claim to be an expert.

‘You just feel like a loser,’ says Loose Women presenter

A new report found that a quarter of Britain's 15-year-olds aren't happy with aspects of their life like school, appearance and friendships.

Rates of mental ill health among young people are on the rise. Between the years 2020 and 2022, 39% of Australians aged 16 to 24 had a mental disorder in the previous year, compared to 26% in that age range in 2007, and 27% of those aged 18–24 in 1997.

People can self-harm when 'unable to deal with the pain inside'.

Port Stephens youth mental health program on brink of closure.