(CBS) Is life really better by the beach? A new study suggests that living near the coast is linked to better mental health. Continue reading →

BOSTON (WWLP) Representative Angelo Puppolo currently serves as chair of the House Committee on Technology and Intergovernmental Affairs. His work on that committee helps to move our state forward technologically, but that isnt the only thing hes doing to help Massachusetts become more progressive. Rep. Continue reading →

National mental health organisation Grow Australia knows that anyone can have an odd day a day where things are not quite right. To symbolise this, and reduce stigma and discrimination about mental health, the group are urging people to wear odd socks to work and in the community on Friday to increase visibility around the issue. Grow National CEO David Butt encouraged all Australians to get involved pull on a pair of odd socks and show that people struggling with their mental health are not alone. Continue reading →

I don't know what's more nauseating, the amount of time we've already spent talking about Brexit, or the amount of time we have yet to come talking about Brexit. Continue reading →

More than a third of female workers certified as having mental health issues cited some form of harassment as the main cause, a government survey showed Tuesday. Some 36.3 percent of women with mental illnesses said that they had suffered from sexual harassment, assault, bullying and abuse of power at work by superiors, according to a survey in a white paper on measures to prevent death from overwork Continue reading →

Pine Rest Christian Mental Health Services in suburban Grand Rapids on Tuesday, Aug. Continue reading →

CultureTVThe Politician has been described as "gratuitously distressing" Wednesday, 2nd October 2019, 17:00 pm A new Netflix show has come under fire from mental health charities for "glamorising suicide" and presenting "a stigmatised view of distress". The Politician, which stars Gwyneth Paltrow and Ben Platt, prefaces its opening episode with a warning that the show "may be disturbing" "for those who struggle with their mental health" Continue reading →

We invited a chorus of artists, writers, musicians, broadcasters, sports stars and more to contribute to Now Were Talking, a mental health campaign, run in partnership with Lyons Tea and Pieta House. "Its important for me, as an artist or a writer, to tell my truth. Continue reading →