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Private mental health hospitals repeatedly criticised for unsafe care

Private chains treating NHS patients criticised at inquests dozens of times over past 10 years

The Guardian - UK

Patients pay a price for shortage of NHS mental health beds

Letters: Retired consultant psychiatrist Jeremy Seymour and Dr Richard Turner on the privatisation of patient care

The Guardian - UK

California mental health court won't help homeless, advocates say

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Last month, California Gov. Gavin Newsom unveiled a plan to create a civil court system to compel treatment for people suffering from serious untreated mental illness, saying it's time for the state to "take some damn responsibility to implement our ideals."

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Hard working dad with 'perfect' life hid medication before his death

Ray Betts was a devoted husband who never 'had a bad word to say to anyone'

Liverpool Echo

Common Long Covid symptoms as study shows recovery is longer for some people

Just one in four UK patients hospitalised for Covid say they're fully recovered after a year.

Daily Record

'It's absolute crap' Piers Morgan's verdict on UK mental health statistics

TV presenter insists "we're encouraging wallowing and celebrating victimhood"

Wales Online

Abbigail Smith: Woman’s death prompts fresh calls for public inquiry into scandal-hit mental health trust

Exclusive: There have been almost 100 patient deaths linked to the trust in the past year

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Staring at an image of yourself on Zoom has serious consequences for mental health – especially for women

In the past few years, people across the world have spent more time on video chat programs like Zoom and FaceTime than ever before. These applications mimic in-person encounters by allowing users to see the people they are communicating with. But unlike in-person communications, these programs often also show users…

The Conversation

Busselton's St Mary Mackillop College principal defends handling of Year 11 suicide

The principal of a large Catholic school in country WA defends the school's handling of the suicide of a Year 11 student, following claims by a former teacher the school isn't properly responding to students with poor mental health.

ABC News

Commentary: Jane Addams’ example shows the way toward creating social change and restoring unity

I feel for today’s graduates. They are coming of age at a time of massive instability, a set of tectonic changes that are no doubt contributing to the mental health crisis facing many young adults.

Chicago Tribune

Glasgow chippy 'queued out' selling cut price suppers to help kids' mental health campaign

The Golden Chip in Croftfoot raised an amazing £2,000 for suicide and mental health awareness group LD Let's Talk by serving up delicious suppers for just £1.99.

Glasgow Live

Welsh morning headlines: News, Ukraine and sport as third of adults say their mental health has deteriorated in past year

A poll showed one in three adults believe their mental health has deteriorated over the past year

Wales Online

One in three adults say mental health has deteriorated over past year - poll

A poll of 8,000 people in the UK by Nuffield Health has also shown that most UK adults do not exercise enough

Wales Online

One in three adults say mental health has deteriorated over past year – poll

A poll of 8,000 people in the UK by Nuffield Health has also shown that most UK adults do not exercise enough.

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'After losing my leg, I wanted a way to help others' - New men's group tackles mental health in Berwick

John Ritchie is a facilitator at the new - and most northerly - Andy's Man Club in Berwick. He told ChronicleLive about how important it is for men to have somewhere to talk openly about the issues that bother them.

Los Angeles Times

LA says it can’t take care of its sickest and most vulnerable. The county isn’t buying it

LOS ANGELES — Earlier this month, with much fanfare, Los Angeles officials announced a partial settlement of a 2-year-old federal lawsuit over homelessness.

The Guardian - UK

‘Woeful scarcity’: NHS psychiatrist decries lack of mental health beds

Patients sent to private sector ‘overspill’ beds with little incentive to discharge them, says insider

The Conversation

Building healthy relationship skills supports men's mental health

Healthy relationships positively influence men’s well-being. Men who are partnered or married live longer lives than single men, and they have better mental health than women and unpartnered men. Marriage appears to offer a protective influence on men’s health, reducing loneliness, depression and suicidality, and is associated with less substance…

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The Guardian - UK

‘I thought she’d be safe’: a life lost to suicide in a place meant for recovery

Brooke Martin was one of the inpatients to die at an Elysium mental health facility. Her family say its negligence ‘defies logic’

The Guardian - UK

NHS paying £2bn a year to private hospitals for mental health patients

Exclusive: Fears grow that bed shortages have left NHS increasingly reliant on independent sector

The Independent UK

Almost 2,000 homeless people died in LA during first year of pandemic, a rise of more than 50 percent

Majority of deaths were drug overdoses after mental health and substance abuse treatments were slashed to curb Covid spread

Chronicle Live

Mental health service will support new mums in South Tyneside and Sunderland after trauma

Two psychologists are now on hand to help mums who may have experienced trauma, loss or mental ill health around childbirth

Nottingham Post

I’m alive but I’ve met some monsters - how Radford actor's mental health struggle led to Shakespeare

He is now performing for the Royal Shakespeare Company

The Guardian - UK

Dad, bread and me: how baking gave one teenager a new zest for life

Kitty Tait was 14 when depression struck. Three years later the Orange Bakery she runs with her dad is the talk of the town, feted by star bakers on Instagram – and they have their own book of recipes

Wales Online

'I ended up using foodbanks and was threatened with homelessness after my marriage broke up'

Elizabeth Evans said there is still stigma around being a single parent and the issue of poverty

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