Is high cortisol really to blame for all my problems?
It’s 8pm on a Wednesday. I got home from work an hour ago, and I’m lying on the…
Private mental health hospital ‘failed women who died’
Less than two months after Molly died, another patient at the unit was found dead in her room.…
’They said I was crazy and put me on antipsychotics – then police found a man in my loft’
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Semyon Gluzman, Soviet psychiatrist sent to the gulag for exposing bogus diagnoses of mental illness
Semyon Gluzman, who has died aged 79, was the first Soviet psychiatrist to blow the whistle on the…
Why a widely disliked personality trait might actually protect your mental health
Narcissism is often viewed purely as a toxic personality trait, but it actually contains different elements that can…
experts chart a way forward
On 29 January 2026, over 30 international experts in artificial intelligence, mental health, ethics, and public policy gathered…
Why millions of people are using AI for therapy – The Irish Times
Late at night, Jessica* would begin typing into her phone. She had a newborn, a body flooded with…
Why is mental health neglected in India’s corporate culture today?
India’s corporate growth story is a data game full of numbers — valuations, hiring spikes, global expansion and…
Therapists report growing war anxiety among patients
Therapists have reported an increase in complaints of anxiety linked to geopolitical tensions, as the US war on…
HSE ‘will have blood on their hands’ if highly vulnerable child not alive and safe on Monday – The Irish Times
The HSE “will have blood on their hands” if a highly vulnerable child in State care and in…
Landmark trial against Meta highlights mental health risks for children
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — A daunting stream of testimony and evidence has been presented in a New…
Scientists Pump the Brakes on Psychedelic Antidepressant Hype
The hype has been deafening on psychedelics as a promising treatment for depression, sometimes justified, sometimes not. Seemingly…