Mental HealthOct 12, 2026
ALSF Calls For Urgent Improvement To Perinatal Mental Health Care
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Mental HealthOct 12, 2026
New national campaign aims to raise awareness of maternal mental health struggles
Maternal mental health conditions also disproportionately affect minority mothers, who are nearly twice as likely to experience these conditions but only half as likely to receive care.
AddictionOct 12, 2026
A More Honest Conversation About Mental Health And Addiction Treatment For The Ultra-Wealthy
The growth of specialized treatment for ultra-high-net-worth individuals, top executives and founders is a positive sign, but growth alone isn't progress.
NeuropsychologyOct 12, 2026
StratNeuro supports clinical neuroscience research in 2026
The StratNeuro Clinical Grants aim to support clinically active researchers in neuroscience at KI, and who have been granted a “Klinisk forskare” or a “Högre klinisk forskare” grant from Region ...
Mental HealthOct 12, 2026
The Era of 'Succession' for Psychiatric Hospitals: How M&A Changes Hospitals and Communities, and Why Professional Management Is Needed
Introduction"I heard that psychiatric hospital changed its parent organization." Stories like this spread quietly without ever reaching the public. Most M&A (mergers, acquisitions, and business ...
ResearchOct 12, 2026
Is Eating Animals a Psychological Blind Spot?
A rapidly growing movement of psychologists is exposing the invisible mentality beneath meat eating, revealing why we’re disgusted by the meat of some animals but not others.
Social MediaOct 12, 2026
Cebu Children’s Code targets online predators, cyberbullying
Online sexual exploitation and cyberbullying are among the threats that Cebu province seeks to address through its 2026 Children’s Code.
Survey researchOct 12, 2026
Not sure how you are feeling? Psychologist explains the importance of recognising mental health concerns
Realising something feels off with oneself, but not being sure what it is, is a frightfully common experience. Psychologist Dr ...
Positive PsychologyOct 12, 2026
Resilience Training Shows Real Promise for Easing Stress in Cancer Patients, Major Review Finds
A systematic review of 33 randomized controlled trials covering 3,614 cancer patients finds that resilience interventions significantly reduce depression, anxiety, and perceived stress while improving ...
Mental HealthOct 12, 2026
Teva Wins FDA Approval For Schizophrenia Innovation
Teva’s Weltruza was “developed with the patient in mind from day one,” says Chris Fox, Executive VP, as the company advances its “Pivot to Growth” strategy ...
Positive PsychologyOct 12, 2026
Safe schools, resilient futures: Insights on Disaster Risk Reduction in school communities
Stronger school communities also need awareness, preparedness, well-being, and responsible behaviours. Integrating disaster risk reduction into everyday school life and strengthening the capacity of ...
Generalized anxietyOct 12, 2026
Patience with life’s small annoyances is linked to lower anxiety, but it doesn’t buffer spiritual struggles
A recent study reveals that while religious and spiritual struggles are linked to higher anxiety in college students, developing patience for daily annoyances can predict a reduction in general ...
Health PsychologyOct 12, 2026
Treating insomnia could be key to reducing symptoms of depression
Researchers have found that treating insomnia can also help reduce symptoms of depression, with participants in a new study reporting improvements in both conditions. Led by Vanika Lall, clinical ...
Mental HealthOct 12, 2026
Former teacher opens wellbeing centre to support people through grief and mental health
A woman who found comfort in her dogs during the most difficult period of her life has turned that experience into a wellbeing centre.
Childhood abuse and neglectOct 12, 2026
Childhood Sexual Abuse Can Cause Lasting Damage
Child sexual abuse affects a child's neurobiological, physiological, and socio-emotional development. The case of Christa Pike, now back in prison after surviving a botched execution for the murder of ...
Mental HealthOct 12, 2026
Morita Therapy: A Super-Translation of the Psychotherapy of 'Not Fighting Anxiety'!!
Lecturer: Atsunori Minami, Representative Director, Mental Psychology Meister AssociationMorita Therapy: A Super-Translation of the Psychotherapy of 'Not Fighting Anxiety'!!Morita Therapy is a unique ...
Clinical PsychologyOct 12, 2026
Psychedelic medicine is approaching a turning point. The US needs the right infrastructure to be ready
Today’s psychedelics bear little resemblance to 1970s counterparts. These medicines undergo rigorous clinical trials and licensed manufacturing processes.
WorkplaceOct 12, 2026
UK employers expected to do more to support workplace mental health – study
A majority of UK employers say they are expected to do more to help employees experiencing poor mental health, according to Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) England research. Some 88% of employers ...
Cognitive PsychologyOct 12, 2026
Can AI become conscious? The science behind a question at NDTV World Summit
As AI consciousness becomes a subject of scientific and philosophical debate, Swami Sarvapriyananda will explore whether machines can possess a mind of their own at the NDTV World Summit 2026 on ...
School & EducationOct 12, 2026
Bullying doesn’t end at school – it follows teenagers online
A Brazilian study links school bullying and cyberbullying, with greater emotional difficulties among teenagers involved in both settings.
WorkplaceOct 12, 2026
World Mental Health Day: Building Resilience in the Workplace
World Mental Health Day on October 10 raises awareness of mental health and well-being around the globe. At Autoneum, the occasion provides an opportunity to highlight the importance of mental ...
Cognitive PsychologyOct 12, 2026
Does Meditation Change Consciousness? A Daily Briefing on "Cosmic Consciousness" from Scientific Research
I am Machiko Ogawa, a researcher of cosmic consciousness.💫Do you all practice meditation?🧘🧘♀️🧘♂️When my mind gets filled with daily tasks and future concerns, even just closing my eyes for five ...
Clinical PsychologyOct 12, 2026
Talking to someone made me feel a little lighter. —Today, a little bit about clinical psychology.—
Out of the 10 fields of psychology, today I will introduce a little bit about clinical psychology.You have some worries. But you think, "Am I weak for worrying about something like this?"You want to ...
Mental HealthOct 12, 2026
Why I, who became mentally ill at 16, still find life interesting after 22 years.
The reason why I, who have lived with mental illness for 22 years, am leaving these words here now.1. Introduction | To you who are reading this text nowNice to meet you.My name is Nazuna.Thank you ...
Social MediaOct 12, 2026
Social media, success and self-worth: How comparison may affect our mental health
As World Mental Health Day approaches, research highlights how social media comparisons impact self-worth and well-being, showing that how we ...
Mental HealthOct 12, 2026
Why Financial Anxiety Suddenly Weighs Heavily in Your 30s
When you reach your 30s, financial anxiety begins to quietly tighten its grip on your heart.In your 20s, you could tell yourself, 'I still have time.' But now, reality is right in front of you.
WorkplaceOct 12, 2026
Mental Health: “How Are You?”, a Global Campaign for Workplace Well-Being and Safety
At Eramet, we strongly believe that mental health is an integral part of occupational health and safety. A calm, heard, and supported mind is an essential requirement for working ...
WorkplaceOct 12, 2026
Report shows 61 pc of jobseekers open to disclose mental health leave
A recent report indicates that 61 per cent of jobseekers are open to discussing mental health issues. Poor work-life balance was reported as the primary stressor affecting mental well-being at work.
WorkplaceOct 12, 2026
Report shows 61% of jobseekers open to disclose mental health leave
A recent report reveals that 61% of jobseekers are open to discussing mental health-related leave, highlighting an increased awareness and acceptance of mental well-being in the workplace. The study ...
Mental HealthOct 12, 2026
Study Finds a New Cause of Body Image Issues
When someone feels unhappy with their body, the usual advice is to stop comparing themselves with other people. A study from The Ohio State University suggests that this approach may miss another ...