In Nigeria, AI platforms like Chat Kemi and FriendnPal provide first-line mental health support as underfunded services and stigma limit access to therapy, raising calls for regulation.
Vincent Chan, 45, exploited his positions at a school and nursery to abuse children and women. He pleaded guilty to 56 charges, including sexual assault and indecent images.
Actor James Van Der Beek and his wife Kimberly have initiated a public fundraiser to support their children following a recent personal tragedy, sparking an outpouring of community support.
A national review calls for trauma-informed support for parents after children are taken into care, aiming to break cycles of harm and reduce risks to future babies, following the death of Victoria Marten.
Austin Appelbee, 13, swam for hours and ran to call emergency services after his family was swept out to sea in Western Australia, leading to a successful rescue.
An inquest hears Robin Windsor left a note saying being dropped from Strictly Come Dancing 'destroyed me', with friends detailing his depression and struggles.
Jesse Strang, 18, has been named as the alleged shooter in the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting that left nine dead and 25 injured. The suspect's online presence reveals a history with firearms and feelings of aimlessness.
A 13-year-old former pupil has been arrested for stabbing two boys at Kingsbury High School in Brent, London. Police confirm the attack, which left victims aged 12 and 13 in serious condition, is not being treated as terrorism.
A new report highlights that psychiatric drugs may not be the best solution for all mental health issues, urging a more holistic approach to treatment.
Gisèle Pelicot, who waived anonymity in a landmark rape trial, describes in her memoir the moment police showed her images of crimes committed while she was unconscious, comparing herself to a 'rag doll'.
Emmerdale actress Lisa Riley details the depression and financial struggles of dancer Robin Windsor following his removal from Strictly Come Dancing, as revealed at his inquest.
Martin Frizell opens up about his wife Fiona Phillips' young-onset Alzheimer's diagnosis, sharing the daily challenges and emotional toll on Lorraine.
Inquest hears late Strictly Come Dancing professional Robin Windsor left suicide notes saying BBC treatment after back injury 'destroyed' him and led to mental health decline.
A devastating school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, has resulted in at least nine fatalities and 25 injuries, with a female suspect found with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
The City of London Corporation emphasises workplace wellbeing through emotional management, cultural resources, and support services to foster a thriving workforce.
A small town in British Columbia is in mourning after a female shooter killed ten people, including herself, at a secondary school and a nearby home.
Jenny Molloy shares her emotional journey of caring for her mother Laura, diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's at 54, and the difficult decision to place her in residential care.
St Vincent's Hospital in Sydney reports a 100% increase in e-bike trauma cases, with serious injuries including broken ribs and ruptured bowels becoming more common.
New research suggests aerobic exercise like running, swimming and dancing can be considered frontline treatment for mild depression and anxiety, with group activities showing greatest benefits.
Cain Dingle faces prostate cancer alone in Emmerdale, hiding his fear from imprisoned wife Moira while struggling with daily life and upcoming surgery side effects.
New research reveals teenagers in England are routinely exposed to dangerous online ads for weight-loss drugs, steroids, and skin-whitening creams, damaging self-esteem.
An oncologist's personal account reveals how vicarious trauma affects medical professionals, compromising care quality and highlighting systemic support gaps in hospitals.
Looking back at the 2016 Valentine's Day condom pop-up shop in Hackney, east London, which offered colourful, flavoured condoms to promote accessible, stigma-free safe sex for young people.
New research shows 80% of UK teens aged 11-16 use AI chatbots, with one-third considering them friends and sharing secrets they wouldn't tell humans.
Jane Andrews discovered decades later that Southampton General Hospital removed her infant son's brain after his death in 1980 without her knowledge or consent.
A personal account of concealing grief after a sibling's sudden death, using writing to process loss and the journey to healing through vulnerability.
A practising doctor argues that modern psychiatric diagnosis systems are pathologising normal human experiences, potentially worsening mental health outcomes in society.
Ben West from Tooting launched Reasons to Stay, a suicide prevention initiative where strangers write anonymous letters of support, receiving overwhelming response.
Experts argue that embracing Valentine's Day spirit—kindness, connection, and compassion—can boost mental health and social bonds for everyone, not just couples.
Heather Ellis contracted HIV in Africa in 1993. Women in Australia face late diagnosis as they are not seen as high-risk, with 44% diagnosed late versus 38% overall.