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How to Keep Schools Secure in the Long Term

Keeping schools safe involves more than just drills and safety measures. It is an ongoing effort to create safe places for students to learn. Tragic events that expose safety gaps prompt teachers, school leaders, and policymakers to rethink their safety plans. The focus should be on quick fixes and long-term…

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‘Complaining is career suicide’: the hidden mental health crisis turning our screen industry upside down

The Australian screen industry is often associated with fun, creativity and perhaps even glamour. But our new Pressure Point Report reveals a more troubling reality: a pervasive mental health crisis, which could see the screen industry lose a significant number of workers in the near future.

The Conversation

Jarren Duran's Suicide Attempt in 2022: What Happened And How Did He Recover?

Recently, Red Sox outfielder Jarren Duran was targeted by a Cleveland Guardians fan who heckled him about his past suicide attempt.

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Lele Pons' Pregnancy Gender Reveal Mishap Leads to Online Bullying and Mental Health Crisis

The Venezuelan influencer and artist organized a party to reveal the sex of her baby, which ended up making her the target of cyberbullies. The consequences for Lele Pons are serious.

Latin Times

Vacation hoarding: why you should never forfeit your annual leave

Only 35% of British workers took all their allocated holiday last year – and US workers are just as bad. It’s a one-way ticket to burnout and poor mental health, not to mention low productivity ...

The Guardian - UK

Mental health deaths inquiry to ‘confront big and difficult questions head on’

The Lampard Inquiry is examining deaths at NHS-run inpatient units in Essex between 2000 and 2023.

Evening Standard

Canada 'Opens' Suicide Hotline to American LGBTQ+ Youth as Trump Moves to Shut It Down – What We Know

No official statement from the Canadian government has confirmed the hotline is available to American citizens.

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Shouting at children can alter their brains, MPs to be told

Experts will highlight childhood verbal abuse as ‘the most prevalent form of child maltreatment’

The Independent UK

Who is Kai-Ji Adam Lo? Quick Facts About Vancouver Attack Suspect Charged With Murder

Here's what we know about Kai-Ji Adam Lo, the individual accused in the recent Vancouver attack, and the charges against him

International Business Times UK

Being shouted at by parents can alter child’s brain, experts tell UK MPs

Meeting will hear how exposure to verbal abuse leads to biological changes and can make mental ill-health likelier

The Guardian - UK

Mental health inquiry into patient deaths to hear from health and safety execs

Hundreds died while under the care of the Essex Partnership University Foundation NHS Trust and the North East London Foundation Trust.

The Independent UK

How Meghan Markle deals with 'online hate' and protects her mental health

Meghan Markle is prioritizing her peace. Speaking candidly at the TIME100 Summit in New York City on April 23, the Duchess of Sussex opened up about how she

The Fashion Central

Dining across the divide: ‘I felt awkward ordering a pork chop after she’d spoken about animal rights’

They saw eye to eye on mental health and dating apps, but did they come to an accord on the climate crisis?

The Guardian - UK

Psychedelics could fix your sex life

Psychedelic use has been linked with increased openness and mindfulness. It’s healing relationships for some

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The financial therapist will see you now

If the latest headlines are stressing you out, there’s someone you can talk to — at a price

Tom’s Guide

I had no one to call during a panic attack — so I tried ChatGPT (and a psychologist explains why it worked)

I had a panic attack in the middle of the day — alone and desperate, I turned to ChatGPT Voice. To my shock, it helped me calm down when nothing else could.

The Guardian - UK

Like many mothers, I struggled with breastfeeding. Now we know we’re not ‘failures’

A study shows the impact of feeding challenges on maternal mental health. With official help in short supply, it’s time to support each other, says Guardian columnist Rhiannon Lucy Cosslett

Fortune

Growing number of stressed out Gen Z students are failing school, and forcing universities to act

Nearly 8 in 10 students say financial stress harms their mental health. Now, colleges are treating money literacy like a campus health crisis.

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The Guardian - UK

Ambulance service and NHS trust admit failures over death of musician

Ebow Graham died after falling out of a third-storey window in east London in April 2020 following a psychotic episode

The Independent UK

Inside boxing’s quiet struggle: Masculinity, mental health and the pressure on Conor Benn

Conor Benn’s grudge match with Chris Eubank Jr will be the pinnacle of his career so far – but arguably his toughest battle to date came outside the ring

The Independent UK

Man in the middle of mental health episode was tased by the cops and died days later, his family claims

Officers kept repeating instructions to John Daniel ‘LJ’ Scott Jr, 39, which they say went ignored

The Independent UK

Mother facing political persecution who has lived in UK for 16 years to be deported to the Gambia

Fatou Tamba is currently being held at an immigration removal centre where her mental health has deteriorated

The Guardian - UK

Brace yourselves, the Ice Bucket Challenge is back

The fundraiser that went viral 10 years ago returns to raise awareness for mental health charities

The Independent UK

Number of people struggling with debts rising as ‘breathing space’ requests up

Around 8,033 breathing space registrations were recorded in March 2025, up is 4 per cent from the same time last year

Evening Standard

Number of people needing ‘breathing space’ from debts jumped annually in March

Some 8,033 breathing space registrations were recorded by the Insolvency Service in March 2025, which is 4% higher than in March 2024.

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