Expanding MAID to mental illness will stigmatize some Canadians: Group
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Kaiser mental health professionals strike in California over AI concerns
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — About 2,400 Kaiser Permanente mental health professionals were striking Wednesday in Northern California over…
Psychedelics may be no better than antidepressants for depression: studies
Prescriptions for psychedelic drugs and cannabis are on the rise in Australia, particularly for treatment of mental health…
‘Our kind boy might still be alive if Bet365 had cared more’
The family of a 19-year-old who took his life after developing a gambling addiction say they believe he…
‘Hidden addiction:’ How much money do Marylanders gamble away?
MARYLAND (WBFF) — Maryland is taking in billions from gambling as more residents lose money and addiction rates…
I run the world’s largest employee mental health company. Leaders are treating AI adoption as a tech problem. It’s not
As CEO of ComPsych — the world’s largest provider of employee mental health services — I spend a…
Depression Linked to Energy Problems in the Brain and Body
Clinical depression isn’t just a disorder of the mind, it’s also a disease of the body, characterized by…
Aggie Therapy opens new practice in Barry town centre
Aggie Therapy, based at The Stables on Castleland Street in Barry, offers a “warm, accessible and human-centred” approach…
Class Actions Add New Risk Layer To Goeasy’s Depressed Valuation
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High cortisol is the new normal. Here’s how to calm your body down
More and more people are living in a state of constant activation: poor sleep, nonstop stimulation, emotional overload,…
Meet the Wexford friends who are helping men ‘Man Up’ to combat the stigma around mental health
Dean O Neil and Mark Ennis from Man Up held their first session in the Gorey Family Resource…
My ‘panic attacks’ turned out to be much more serious — I needed brain surgery
Something odd was happening to Arielle Hoffman. It was December 2016, and the aspiring actress was mid-shift at…