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Cost-of-living crisis increasingly impacting on domestic abuse victims ability to get to court

By Jemma Crew, Reporter24th October 2022News England

The cost-of-living crisis is increasingly being used as justification for domestic abuse while some victims are unable to afford to get to court to obtain protection, a charity has warned.

Little evidence that social prescribing link workers easing burden on GP services, study concludes

By Ella Pickover, Reporter18th October 2022News England

There is little evidence that so-called “social prescribing link workers” improve social support or ease the burden on overstretched GP services, a new review has concluded. The new analysis, published

Talking therapies could improve mental health of people with dementia – UCL study

By Nina Massey, Reporter14th October 2022Education & Training

People with dementia who suffer from anxiety or depression may benefit from talking therapies available on the NHS, new research suggests. Previous studies estimate that 38% of people with mild

IT system failure led to mother’s concerns for son being missed weeks before he took his own life

By Rod Minchin, Reporter7th October 2022News England

When a mother phoned her son’s university with concerns about his welfare just weeks before he took his own life, her pleas for help were never replied to due to

William expresses shock at rise in young people contemplating suicide during charity visit

By David Young, Reporter6th October 2022News Northern Ireland

The Prince of Wales spoke of his shock after hearing that a child as young as four had contemplated taking her own life. William and Kate were told of the

Around 750,000 extra bereavements during pandemic amid ‘huge’ support gap – report

By Jemma Crew, Reporter6th October 2022News England

Around 750,000 extra bereavements happened during the coronavirus pandemic, a report suggests – but there are “huge gaps” in formal support for people dealing with loss. The pandemic had a

Government has shown ‘lack of urgency’ in tackling male suicide, report claims

By Genevieve Holl-Allen, Reporter30th September 2022News England

The Government has shown “a lack of urgency” in its approach to tackling male suicide, according to a cross-party report. The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Issues Affecting Men and

Stigma and discrimination causing people with mental illnesses to hold back in life, study suggests

By The Press Association27th September 2022News Scotland

Scots living with severe, enduring and complex mental illnesses are withdrawing from relationships, friendships, work and healthcare due to stigma and discrimination, new research has shown. The Scottish Mental Illness

Cost-of-living crisis forcing people receiving mental health support to cancel sessions – BACP

By Jemma Crew, Reporter7th September 2022News England

People receiving mental health support during the cost-of-living crisis are being forced to cancel therapy sessions because they can no longer afford them, a survey suggests. Two thirds (66%) of

Suicide attempts and self-harm ‘part and parcel of everyday life in school’- ex Children’s Commissioner

By Jemma Crew, Reporter6th September 2022News England

The former Children’s Commissioner for England has spoken of “shocking” accounts from teachers that suicide attempts and self-harm are now “just part and parcel of everyday life in a school”.

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Cost-of-living crisis increasingly impacting on domestic abuse victims ability to get to court

Talking therapies could improve mental health of people with dementia – UCL study

IT system failure led to mother’s concerns for son being missed weeks before he took his own life

William expresses shock at rise in young people contemplating suicide during charity visit

Around 750,000 extra bereavements during pandemic amid ‘huge’ support gap – report

Government has shown ‘lack of urgency’ in tackling male suicide, report claims

Stigma and discrimination causing people with mental illnesses to hold back in life, study suggests

Cost-of-living crisis forcing people receiving mental health support to cancel sessions – BACP

Suicide attempts and self-harm ‘part and parcel of everyday life in school’- ex Children’s Commissioner

Infected blood victims will die before they get compensation, minister accepts

Doctors warn of ‘threat to patient safety’ over elderly people stuck in A&E

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

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Cost-of-living crisis increasingly impacting on domestic abuse victims ability to get to court

Little evidence that social prescribing link workers easing burden on GP services, study concludes

Talking therapies could improve mental health of people with dementia – UCL study

IT system failure led to mother’s concerns for son being missed weeks before he took his own life

William expresses shock at rise in young people contemplating suicide during charity visit

Around 750,000 extra bereavements during pandemic amid ‘huge’ support gap – report

Government has shown ‘lack of urgency’ in tackling male suicide, report claims

Stigma and discrimination causing people with mental illnesses to hold back in life, study suggests

Cost-of-living crisis forcing people receiving mental health support to cancel sessions – BACP

Suicide attempts and self-harm ‘part and parcel of everyday life in school’- ex Children’s Commissioner