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CHILDREN WITH MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS 'GUARANTEED' TREATMENT IN FOUR WEEKS
Children waiting up to 18 months for mental health treatment - cqc... READ MORE›
CAMPUS CONFIDENTIAL: THE COUNSELLORS ON THE FRONTLINE OF THE STUDENT MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS
Student Services manager Alison Bromberg says the most common mental health problems reported by NTU students are anxiety and depression... READ MORE›
EMPLOYERS SHOULD ACCEPT SICK NOTES FOR THE MENTALLY ILL, MAJOR REPORT FINDS
The measure is one of a range of recommendations designed to improve mental health among employees which found one in six suffers from mental illness... READ MORE›
CHILDREN WAITING UP TO 18 MONTHS FOR MENTAL HEALTH TREATMENT CQC
Shortcomings in child and adolescent mental health services care mean some children end up experiencing a full-blown mental health crisis, she said... READ MORE›
WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY: 5 MYTHS ABOUT PERSONALITY DISORDERS DEBUNKED
According to NAMI, only 3 to 5 percent of violent acts are committed by people who are suffering from a serious mental health problem... READ MORE›
'I WASN'T SO SPECIAL': HOW OSHER GUNSBERG REALISED HE WOULD COPE WITH HIS MENTAL HEALTH DIAGNOSIS
After going public with his mental health issues in 2016, Gunsberg credits listening to other people's stories as an important part of his recovery process... READ MORE›
STRESS AND SOCIAL MEDIA FUEL MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS AMONG GIRLS
So many girls are now seeking help that NHS children and adolescent mental health services cannot cope, warned Dubicka... READ MORE›
STUDY FINDS ONE-FIFTH OF GLOBAL DEATHS LAST YEAR WERE LINKED TO POOR DIETS
Less than 1 percent of national health care budgets in China and India is allocated to mental health... READ MORE›
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IS SUGAR THE WORLD'S MOST POPULAR DRUG?
So how do we establish a safe level of sugar consumption?... READ MORE›
HOW MUCH SUGAR IS IN OUR FOOD?
Many of those working in nutrition say it's not just about the sugar in our processed foods, but the company that it keeps... READ MORE›
MARK AUSTIN ADMITS HE TOLD ANOREXIC DAUGHTER 'STARVE YOURSELF TO DEATH'
Austin's daughter Maddy, now 22, became ill in 2012, losing four stone and changing from a healthy and promising athlete to an emaciated, ghostlike figure ... READ MORE›
VICTIM'S FAMILY DISAPPOINTED ABOUT RELEASE OF MAN WHO KILLED GREYHOUND BUS PASSENGER
The Manitoba Criminal Code Review Board ordered the discharge on Friday, saying Li, now known as Will Lee Baker, does not pose a significant safety threat... READ MORE›
QUARTER OF A MILLION CHILDREN RECEIVING MENTAL HEALTH CARE IN ENGLAND
Data covering 60 percent of mental health trusts shows 11,849 boys and girls aged five and under among those getting help... READ MORE›
THE CHAINS OF MENTAL ILLNESS IN WEST AFRICA
The World Health Organization has also intensified its focus on mental health, calling for an end to the chaining of people with mental illnesses... READ MORE›
SCHOOLS TO TRIAL HAPPINESS LESSONS FOR EIGHT-YEAR-OLDS
Education department tenders for mental health training contracts, which will help pupils see disturbing thoughts as buses... READ MORE›
TEXAS' NEWLY SIGNED SANDRA BLAND ACT SETS EXAMPLE FOR REST OF THE NATION
Another program in North Texas focuses on wellness checks, with trained mental health professionals riding with cops... READ MORE›
TOO MUCH SUGAR COULD INCREASE DEPRESSION RISK IN MEN, STUDY SUGGESTS
Too much sugar could increase depression risk in men, study suggests... READ MORE›
GRAPHIC AD CAMPAIGN DECLARES WAR ON SUGARY SOFT DRINKS
When it comes to sugary soft drinks, Australia needs to change its habits warn health experts... READ MORE›
WORLD MENTAL HEALTH DAY 2014: THE MISCONCEPTIONS BROKEN DOWN
We will not stop campaigning until people with severe mental illness have the same average life expectancy as everyone else... READ MORE›
CALL FOR FURTHER CUT IN SUGAR INTAKE
Both the World Health Organization and government advisers in England have recently proposed a cut in their recommendations for sugar consumption... READ MORE›
TOOTH EXTRACTIONS RISE AMONG UNDER-FOURS
Surge in dental surgery on young children triggers call for action on oral health education and sugar intake... READ MORE›
MENTAL HEALTH CARE IN WEST AFRICA IS OFTEN A PRODUCT OF LUCK
Historically, mental health interventions have scored poorly compared with efforts that save young lives, like neonatal care or treatment of diarrhea... READ MORE›
3. KEEP PEOPLE WITH MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS OUT OF CUSTODY
With the general election looming, we asked the Centre for Mental Health a Guardian and Observer Christmas appeal charity what needs to change... READ MORE›
ALMOST 6,000 MENTAL HEALTH PATIENTS SENT OUT OF AREA FOR CARE LAST YEAR
Ultimately, equality for mental health cannot be achieved when budgets are under such enormous pressure... READ MORE›
ISRAELI MAN ARRESTED CARRYING WIFE'S HEAD AFTER DECAPITATING & BURNING HER BODY
Only later did they realize he was holding the woman's head, an eyewitness told The Jerusalem Post's sister publication Maariv... READ MORE›
UKS MENTALLY ILL PEOPLE MORE LIKELY TO BE FOUND IN JAIL THAN HOSPITAL
In a paper last year he said that failing to effectively screen prisoners mental health inevitably led to tragedy... READ MORE›
WOULD WE BE 'BLAMING' CANCER FOR THE DEATHS OF THOSE PEOPLE WHO PERISHED IN THE ALPS?
Because what the media coverage does is say not that the awful murderous act was committed by a human being, but by an illness... READ MORE›
SHOULD LINK BETWEEN DEMENTIA AND ARTIFICIAL SWEETENERS BE TAKEN WITH A PINCH OF SALT?
But the first reason to pause is that the study found no such risk in people who drank standard sugary lemonades and colas... READ MORE›
MENTAL HEALTH NEEDS RESOURCES, NOT TINKERING WITH THE LAW
Letters Replacing current mental health legislation may not be the best thing for Britain's mental wellbeing, readers suggest... READ MORE›
LACK OF MENTAL HEALTH SUPPORT LEAVING CHILDREN STUCK IN HOSPITAL - THINKTANK
Children with serious mental health problems are becoming trapped in NHS psychiatric units, unable to leave because care is unavailable outside hospitals, a thinktank has said... READ MORE›
RISE IN MENTAL HEALTH ACT DETENTIONS SHOWS 'SERVICES STRUGGLING TO COPE'
Mainstream mental health services often failed to understand or provide services that were accessible to non-white communities... READ MORE›
CARE FAILINGS CONTRIBUTED TO DEATH OF WOMAN IN PRISON, INQUEST FINDS
Coles added Serious mental health problems are endemic in women's prisons, with deaths last year at an all-time high... READ MORE›
'I THINK THERE'S A WAVE OF CHANGE COMING IN MENTAL HEALTH'
Poppy Jaman 'I think there's a wave of change coming in mental health'... READ MORE›
CARE FOR CHILDREN WITH MENTAL HEALTH PROBLEMS IS WOEFUL, SAY GPS
He now helps other young people facing a variety of mental health problems. NHS help with mental illness is simply insufficient... READ MORE›
CHILDREN IN UK MENTAL HEALTH HOSPITALS 'NOT IMPROVING', PARENTS SAY
There are about 1,300 Camhs tier-4 beds in England, which deliver specialist care and treatment to young people with severe or complex mental disorders... READ MORE›
BETTER THAN PRISON: LIFE INSIDE THE UK'S SECURE HOSPITALS
As soon as a person's mental health is stabilised, things should change... READ MORE›
MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAMS REQUIRE FUNDING CERTAINTY TO AVERT 'CATASTROPHE'
Advocacy groups will be calling on the federal government on Wednesday to create a 10-year plan to tackle mental health illness... READ MORE›
WE'RE FAILING OUR YOUNG PEOPLE ON MENTAL HEALTH PROVISION
First, there are territorial injustices in young people's access to child and adolescent mental health services Camhs when problems arise... READ MORE›