Tell us: how do you make your commute fun or productive?
Some people are making their commute more productive and fun by cycling, running, or skiing, prioritizing physical activity over speed or convenience. [ more ]
4 Must Watch LinkedIn Live Panels On Workplace Mental Health
Mind Matters initiative by Thinkers50 & The Silicon Guild prioritizes mental health in the workplace, offering insightful discussions on LinkedIn Live sessions. [ more ]
$3.3 billion available for mental health beds as Newsom kick-starts Prop. 1 spending
California to invest $3.3 billion in mental health treatment centers by July, part of a $6.4-billion plan to address mental health and homelessness crisis. [ more ]
#FreeBritney movement resurges after star's hotel fight sparks conservatorship fears
Britney Spears endured highs, lows, and legal conservatorship, now striving for freedom and authenticity amidst new concerns about her well-being. [ more ]
Almost half of UK small business owners report decline in health due to business pressures
Running a small business can negatively impact physical and mental health, with many owners experiencing health challenges and working through illness. [ more ]
10 Ways Employers Can Support Remote Employee's Mental Health Needs
Supporting the mental health of remote employees is crucial for businesses, especially amidst the challenges of loneliness and a global pandemic. [ more ]
Manager lists out what she does and doesn't care about employees and it's striking a chord
The pandemic reshaped work culture, emphasizing the importance of companies supporting employees' personal situations and mental health struggles. [ more ]
Popular children at school get the least sleep - especially girls
Popular teenagers, especially girls, sleep less due to time dedicated to friendships, leading to sleeping difficulties and impacting mental health and school performance. [ more ]
Detectives urgently investigating what led to man's sword rampage
Urgent investigation into a 22-minute rampage in east London involving a man armed with a sword that resulted in a 14-year-old boy's death and injuries to four others. [ more ]
Man admits motiveless' killing of mobility scooter rider after leaving jail
The man pleaded guilty to manslaughter by diminished responsibility for a motiveless knife attack on an 87-year-old mobility scooter rider shortly after his release from prison. [ more ]
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Nan Goldin film on suicide and addiction to be screened in London's 'Welsh chapel'
Nan Goldin presents film on mental health, addiction, and suicide in deconsecrated church in London, intertwining personal and mythological narratives. [ more ]
Family calls for Essex mental health inquiry to include mother's death
The public inquiry into mental health patient deaths in Essex does not investigate cases like Andrea Waddington's, highlighting limitations in the system. [ more ]
Misconceptions about aging can impact health and longevity. Embrace preventive healthcare, brain stimulation, exercise at any age, and combat social isolation. [ more ]
Huge' proportion of mental health conditions in Australia found to be caused by childhood maltreatment
Child abuse and neglect in Australia contribute to a significant portion of mental health conditions like depression and suicide attempts, emphasizing the need for preventive policies. [ more ]
Effective digital communication requires understanding and promoting empathy online to create beneficial environments and avoid harmful impacts. [ more ]
Making healthy food choices with lean proteins, fiber, omega-3 fatty acids, and key nutrients can combat anxiety and low moods during the fall season. [ more ]
In Emotional Hearing, Maine Shooter's Relatives Describe Efforts to Get Him Psychiatric Help
Family members of Army reservist Robert R. Card II, who killed 18 people in Maine, expressed grief, remorse, and anger, highlighting the need for better mental health support and awareness in the military. [ more ]
Bacchae announce new album 'Next Time,' share title track
Bacchae announces new album 'Next Time' following their 2020 release, produced by J. Robbins with powerful themes of mental health and societal pressures. [ more ]
Carly Cosgrove announce new album 'The Cleanest of Houses Are Empty,' share new song
Carly Cosgrove's sophomore album, 'The Cleanest of Houses Are Empty,' was intentionally crafted to capture the energy of their live performances. [ more ]
Forget what you know about John Green and watch Turtles All The Way Down
John Green's work has been oversimplified and misunderstood due to online perspectives, leading to uncool perceptions and shallow readings based on the internet era. [ more ]
Basic Research Powers the First Medication for Postpartum Depression
Brexanolone, mimicking allopregnanolone, was approved as the first PPD treatment in 2019, marking a significant advancement in depression therapy. [ more ]
NYC pols seek social workers in all NYPD precincts
Having social workers in all NYPD precincts can help break the cycle of constant arrests and address underlying mental health conditions for individuals. [ more ]
Three questions for Pepperdine's Farzin Madjidi on working with 2U
When considering online degree partnerships, universities should focus on purpose, service, and leadership to serve diverse communities effectively. [ more ]
Nicole Chiu-Wang is running for the Palo Alto school board for the second time, focusing on promoting equity in education and improving mental health and wellness. [ more ]
Parents Everywhere Are Tired: The truth about parenting fatigue
Parenting fatigue, or parental burnout, is a common mental health issue due to excessive stress from parenting, leading to difficulties in maintaining the parenting role. [ more ]
All You Need To Know About Parenting Stress Index (PSI)
Parenting stress index is a valuable assessment tool to measure stress levels between parents and children, aiding in maintaining healthy relationships and preventing mental health issues. [ more ]
Why two-thirds of parents feel lonely and isolated by demands of parenthood: study
Two-thirds of parents feel lonely and isolated due to parenthood demands, and many lack support networks or opportunities to connect with others. [ more ]