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Havering Father Says Homelessness Is Pushing His Mental Health To Breaking Point As He ...

Matthew, a father in Havering, faces homelessness after a family crisis. Sofa surfing impacts his mental health, fearing loss of contact with his ... View article...

Men more comfortable discussing mental health than women, data suggests

Men are more comfortable than women when talking about mental health challenges, data from employee benefits provider Health Shield Friendly ... View article...

We cannot abandon a generation struggling with mental health

With youth mental health crises rising more than ever, it is clear that the closure of local support services is leaving young people with ... View article...

Mental health care in A&E: how different is it for children and young people?

While most people attend A&E for a physical injury or emergency, a small group do so because of a mental health reason. View article...

The top 5 queerest moments in Big Brother UK history

Big Brother truly does have a gay agenda! Following Big Brother UK 2026 contestant Frankie Taber coming out as bisexual in an emotional Diary Room ... View article...

Australia to apologise to LGBTQ veterans as it drops controversial healthcare cap

The $5000 threshold for allied health treatments is “off the table” after it was announced in the May budget. View article...

Turkey blocks X accounts of rights groups, activists after LGBT raids

Turkish internet censorship monitoring initiative Engelliweb, reported that a court ordered the blocking of dozens of profiles. Among the accounts ... View article...

'I was given electric shocks to knock the homosexuality out of my brain'

The BBC's investigation uncovered evidence that LGBT+ patients were subjected to electric shock aversion therapy in NHS hospitals across England. View article...

Mortgage industry wellbeing improves but burnout risks remain, MIMHC finds

Mental wellbeing across the mortgage industry has improved over the past year, although pressures remain widespread, according to MIMHC. View article...

There's a surprisingly simple reason for England's high antidepressant use: lots of people need them

What this data also indicates is that persistent regional inequalities have a worsening effect on mental health outcomes, and therefore antidepressant ... View article...

Over 150 organisations call on global financiers to help address $5 trillion cost of mental illness

A coalition of more than 150 global psychiatric associations and mental health charities is urging international financial institutions to improve ... View article...

Mental illness isn't always relatable

The charity Mind has acknowledged that in an effort to combat stigma, mental health organisations have downplayed the connection between severe ... View article...